Rubber 
Futures in Tokyo May Decline as Falling Oil Price Reduces Appeal 
Rubber 
little changed may decline for a third day as concerns over the debt crisis and 
falling crude oil prices reduced the appeal of the commodity used in tires and 
gloves.The January-delivery contract declined as much as percent to yen a 
kilogram before trading at yen a kilogram on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange at 
local time. 
Asian stocks fell for the first time in four days as the yen 
rose toward a post-World War II high and two Federal Reserve officials said they 
opposed a pledge to keep interest rates at record lows. Oil dropped from a 
two-day high in New York as investors speculated that increasing crude 
stockpiles in the indicate weaker fuel demand in the worlds biggest consumer of 
the commodity. 
Rubber moves in tandem with negative oil prices Ker Chung 
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mower..Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernankes pledge last week to keep rates 
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Plosser president of the Fed Bank of Philadelphia said yesterday in a Bloomberg 
radio interview. Dallas President Richard Fisher said the central bank shouldnt 
enact policy to protect stock investors. Both officials dissented from the Feds 
statement. Rubber little changed may decline for a third day as concerns over 
the debt crisis and falling crude oil prices reduced the appeal of the commodity 
used in tires and gloves 
The January-delivery contract declined as much 
as yen a kilogram a metric ton before trading at yen a kilogram on the Tokyo 
Commodity Exchange at local time.Asian stocks fell for the first time in four 
days as the yen rose toward a post-World War II high and two Federal Reserve 
officials said they opposed a pledge to keep interest rates at record lows. Oil 
dropped from a two-day high in New York as investors speculated that increasing 
crude stockpiles in the indicate weaker fuel demand in the worlds biggest 
consumer of the commodity. 
Rubber moves in tandem with negative oil 
prices Ker Chung Yang an analyst at Phillip Futures Pte said by phone from 
Singapore. The stronger Japanese currency also reduced the appeal of 
yen-denominated contracts he said.Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernankes pledge 
last week to keep rates near zero until mid was inappropriate policy at an 
inappropriate time Charles Plosser president of the Fed Bank of Philadelphia 
said yesterday in a Bloomberg radio interview. Dallas President Richard Fisher 
said the central bank shouldnt enact policy to protect stock investors. Both 
officials dissented from the Feds statement. 
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