News from elsewhere on the web (04 July 2011)

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Talks on next coalition begin (Thai elections) Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Singapore's Jurong Island aims for competitive feedstock ICIS (Singapore)

Rubber prices likely trend lower Business Times (Malaysia)

Strengthening ringgit expected to make local rubber unattractive to buyers The Star (Malaysia)

Macquarie Bank Ltd. Says Rubber Prices May Rise on Supply `Bottleneck' Washington Post (US)

Profit warning Shougang patria (China / Czech Republic)

Synthetic rubber to cost less, demand to rise Business Standard (India)

Azerbaijan announces an investment contest for 98.94% of one more technical rubber plant's shares ABS.az (Azerbaijan)

Ravenna gets $400,000 for White Rubber site cleanup recordPub.com (US - Ohio)

Subsea industries booming BDaily (UK - Tyneside)

SABIC revenues to see double digit growth in 2011 - Fitch Arabian Business (Saudi Arabia)

Supply Chains Bounce Back, But For How Long? Nikkei (Japan)

Truck & bus radial tyres to the rescue of automobile industry margins DNA India (India)

China increases import of Vietnam's agro-products Vietnam.net (Vietnam)

China monthly: Power shortages hit chemical prices ICIS (China)