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Supply fears send rubber to record high
Worries about further shortages prompt tyremakers to scramble for natural rubber contracts ahead of a seasonal production lull in Thailand, the world’s biggest producer
Commodities: Cold and floods send fuel prices to new highs
Add to inflationary concerns in developing economies
Floods ease in Australian mining region
Some coal production resumes but more rain forecast
Ecuador’s novel plan to save rainforest
Oil reserves could remain untouched
Overview: Hopes for growth
Global equities and commodities markets rally
Nunavut increases bid for Baffinland
Improved offer for vast iron deposit follows sweetened bid from ArcelorMittal
Morales drops plan to withdraw fuel subsidies
U-turn follows protests and fear of a bank run
Miners help FTSE 100 post a 9% gain in 2010
FTSE 100 up 9 per cent over the year
Copper surges to record of $9,447 a tonne
Suppliers struggle to keep pace with demand
Berkeley open to additional suitors
Uranium miner rejects offer from Russia’s Severstal
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