Key TOCOM rubber futures extended gains a fourth session on Monday, helping shares rise after Jin Sanan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition and its allies won control of the House of Lords, to improve sustained economic recovery hopes.
Fundamentals
* Tokyo Commodity Exchange rubber December contract <0 # 2JRU:> rose 1.5 percent trading at 255.4 yen 0100 GMT. Main contract climbed as high as 258.9 yen, and in the morning. It rose 5.5 percent the previous week, reaching a six-week high.
* Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe) in the election of the ruling coalition won a decisive victory on Sunday - so large, there is suspicion that he will lose interest in the tough economic reforms and pursue his nationalist agenda instead.
* In the Japanese port stocks fell 301 tons of natural rubber fell to 11,284 tons, July 10, in a 10-day period from 20 February to the lowest level, Rubber Trade Association of Japan data showed on Friday.
* Monitored by the Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses rubber inventories rose 0.9% from last Friday, the exchange said on Friday.
* The Group's commitments on Saturday, before the tightening of economic growth in 20 countries, to seek global economic recovery "is still too weak," carefully adjust stimulus policies to revive the economy of the turmoil in financial markets does not derailed.
* U.S. Federal Reserve Board "review" a landmark 2003 decision, regulated banks first allowed in physical commodity market trading, it said on Friday, a move likely to send new shockwaves through Wall Street.
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Market News
Japan's Nikkei rebounded on Monday after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe) of the ruling coalition and its coalition partners to regain control of the upper house election.
* Yen edged lower in Asia on Monday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe) after the vote, a huge victory gave the green light for a long time monetary stimulus, while contributing to reflate the world's third largest economy reforms hopes .
* U.S. crude oil futures prices on Friday for the first time since 2010, higher than the global crude oil market benchmark, Brent, U.S. refineries signs of strong demand boosted U.S. discount betting spread trading and the end of the era.
 



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