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Tyre shares may remain in focus on reports that most of them have increased prices by 12 per cent from Wednesday. This was on account of soaring input costs. Since November, rubber prices on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange have risen about 35 per cent and crude oil prices on the NYMEX by about 10 per cent. Investors will closely track the shares of MRF, Apollo Tyres, Ceat, Balkrishna Industries and JK Tyre Industries.
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