Tokyo futures rise on higher oil, hopes for China stimulus
2015-4-16 16:25:28Editor：AmandaFont Size：Big Medium Small
Benchmark TOCOM rubber futures rose on Thursday, nearing a key technical barrier of 200 yen, as a higher yen against the US dollar was outweighed by a jump in oil prices overnight and expectations of additional monetary stimulus in the world's top buyer China.
Reuters
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