(Bloomberg) -- Rubber futures in Tokyo, the global benchmark, rose for the first time in four days on a decline in rubber stockpiles in Japan and higher raw material prices in Thailand, the world's top rubber producer and exporter.
Crude rubber inventories held at Japanese warehouses declined to 18,640 metric tons as of April 10 from 18,844 tons at the end of March and 18,953 tons as of March 20, according to data from the Rubber Trade Association of Japan.
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