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Rubber futures rose to around 259 US cents per kilogram, approaching their highest level since early 2013, driven by persistent supply concerns. Flooding in Thailand, a major producer, has disrupted output and operations at several auto parts suppliers, affecting deliveries to automakers. Heavy rainfall across producin
Rubber futures rose to near 259 US cents per kilogram, revisiting levels not seen since March 2013, amid ongoing weather supply disruptions in major producing countries. In Thailand and parts of China, rubber tapping remained disrupted by rainfall, keeping raw material prices elevated. Meanwhile, the development of a "
Rubber futures rose to around 241 US cents per kilogram in early September, near the highest level since 2013. The move is supported by declining Indonesia exports and expected output and tapping disruptions.
Rubber futures traded around 240 US cents per kilogram, near the highest level since 2013. ANRPC forecasts consumption of 15.36 million tons vs production of 15.28 million tons, with supply risks including Thailand rainfall disruptions.