News from elsewhere on the web (20 August 2012)

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Fears of defaults resurface on rubber market as prices plunge Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Cartel Pushes Up Price of Rubber Wall St Journal (US / Thailand)

Rubber Seen Dropping as Chinese Inventories May Equal Record Bloomberg (US / China)

M'sian rubber market to rebound this week The Star (Malaysia)

Asian rubber cartel cuts production to boost prices Pattaya Mail (Thailand)

Rubber Seen Dropping as Chinese Inventories May Equal Record Bloomberg (China)

Tyre grade rubber rises on support moves, doubts linger Reuters (Singapore)

Halobutyl Rubber Plant, as part of the Elastomers project in Jubail Industrial City [TendersInfo (India)] Equities.com (Saudi Arabia)

Tyre giant Michelin pays €2m to buy into Clare tech company Irish Independent (Ireland)

Rubber output cuts set to puncture tyre companies' buoyancy DNA (India)

Dengue virus: town administration asked to take action against old tyre shops' owners Business recorder (Pakistan)

Commissioner pays visit to tyre shredding points Pakistan Observer (Pakistan)

Angry rubber planters plan rally to force govt's hand Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Longhouse folk asked to plant high-yield rubber Borneo Post (Indonesia)

Cocopa's 1952 Concession Contract Loses Grips, Legislative Committee Wants it Reviewed Daily Observer (Liberia)

Three of 'tyre puncture gang' arrested Press Trust of India (India)

'Rubber dam' installation begins as Bowersock power plant construction progresses LJ World (US - Kansas)