Tokyo rubber slips on June 22
2020/6/23 22:49:41Editor：AmandaFont Size：Big Medium Small
Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures slipped on Monday as a record rise in global Covid-19 infections raised more doubts about a swift economic recovery following the sharp downturn due to the pandemic.
TOCOM's rubber contract for November delivery finished 0.5 yen lower at 157.7 yen ($1.48) per kg.
The most-active rubber contract on the Shanghai futures exchange for September delivery fell 30 yuan to finish at 10,350 yuan ($1,463) per tonne.
The front-month rubber contract on Singapore's SICOM exchange for July delivery last traded at 116.0 US cents per kg, down 0.2%.
The pandemic is accelerating globally, with the World Health Organization reporting a record increase in global coronavirus cases on Sunday.
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