Rubber Climbs for First Time in Four Days After Crude Oil Gains
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Rubber advanced for the first time in four days as crude oil traded near the highest level since September, boosting the appeal of the commodity used in tires.
Rubber for delivery in June rose 0.4 percent to close at 305.4 yen a kilogram ($3,445 a metric ton) on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange after touching 301 yen, the lowest level since Dec. 28.