The Archive · 1936

Prospects of Rubber Industry Reviewed

London, July 21.

World production would satisfy requirements at a price not exceeding sixpence, but there is little or no Prospect of this happening since the resent position vindicates the excelence of the structure of the scheme and the soundness of the International Rubber Regulation Committee's: guld-ing principle of moderation, declares the "Financial News" to-day in viewing the estimates of the rubber Industry if reteetlon "lapsed after rice around eight pence, the journal adds, although not "high enough to impair the expending tendency of consumption, would allow producers a profit which moderate but not really handsome thereby providing a strong stimulus: to efficient production and the amal gamation of uneconomic estates.—Reuter.

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