Worst may be over for Asian natural rubber prices: Clyde Russell


LAUNCESTON (Australia): Some tentative signs are emerging that the worst may be behind for natural rubber prices in Asia.

Benchmark Tokyo rubber futures slumped to 196.7 yen ($1.92) a kilogram earlier this week, the lowest since September 2009, before recovering to 204 yen in Thursday trade.

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