Japanese rubber rise

Crude rubber stocks held at private Japanese warehouses rose to 8,580 tonnes as of November 10, up 14.4 percent from October 31, when the previous data was taken, an industry body said on Friday.
This represents a recovery of about 20.7 percent compared to a record low of 7,106 tonnes reported in August, but inventories continue to remain unstable and prone to fluctuations.
In the previous data for stock levels as of October 31, inventories slipped to 7,500 tonnes, the lowest since the all-time low reported in August.