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| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Natural Rubber | China | FOB | USD 2,601.31/MT | June 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | USA | CIF | USD 2,756.31/MT | June 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | Germany | CIF | USD 2,722.31/MT | June 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | India | CIF | USD 2,689.31/MT | June 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | Japan | CIF | USD 2,634.31/MT | June 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | China | FOB | USD 2,589.22/MT | May 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | USA | CIF | USD 2,708.19/MT | May 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | Germany | CIF | USD 2,682.45/MT | May 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | India | CIF | USD 2,656.34/MT | May 2026 |
| Natural Rubber | Japan | CIF | USD 2,626.75/MT | May 2026 |
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Asia
In Q1'26, the natural rubber prices witnessed an overall increase in the Chinese markets. The prices were ~?203.63/kg in January and ~?223.44/kg in March, increasing ~6.28% from January 2026 to March 2026. The prices increased by ~12.16% from the previous quarter. Prices gained in early January as tapping stopped in Yunnan and Hainan and supply in northern Thailand tightened, while firm Thai raw material prices supported the market. Pre-holiday tire restocking added support, though rising Qingdao inventories kept pressure in place. After the Spring Festival, the market strengthened further due to low-yield season conditions in Thailand and Indonesia and rainfall-related disruption. By March, prices corrected as weak downstream demand, inventory pressure, and softer futures weighed on sentiment, though elevated raw material costs continued to offer support.
Europe
Natural rubber markets in Q1 2026 remained firm, consolidating at elevated levels as demand continued to outpace supply. Research indicates that the market entered a consolidation phase, which acted as a base for further gains, reflecting persistent supply tightness and supportive pricing conditions. The market faced tighter supply for the commodity, especially in the last month of the quarter, amid the partial closure of strait of Hormuz and disruptions in the major sea routes. Meanwhile, demand for natural rubber from the tire and automobile industries was steady during the quarter.
North America
During Q1’26, the natural rubber price curve in North America resembled the trends of its global counterparts. The direction of the market was in line with Asia, driven by tight supplies and high feedstock prices. The demand in the market stayed steady from downstream sectors such as the tire and automobile parts sectors.
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According to Procurement Resource, in the near term, natural rubber prices are expected to remain firm, though inventory movement and downstream buying interest will decide the pace of further changes.
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| Product | Category | Region | Price | Last Updated Month |
| Natural Rubber | Packaging | China | 2130 USD/MT | December 2025 |
Asia
The natural rubber market in Asia presented a firm yet volatile trend during the fourth quarter of 2025. China continued to be the major driver of demand in Asia. The market in China generally moved upwards. Domestic tapping activity was low due to seasonal influences and high rainfall in Southeast Asia. Additionally, severe flooding in Thailand, which is the largest producer of natural rubber globally, affected production and sparked concerns over the overall availability of the commodity worldwide. This scenario supported the market sentiment across major Asian exchanges.
Tire production in China was relatively stable, and replacement demand was strong, which sustained good buying interest. Even though there was an increase in port inventory in China, the market was supported by high raw material costs and favorable futures sentiment towards the end of the month. The prices in the Chinese domestic market settled at around 2130 USD/MT (Spot FD) in December’25.
Europe
In Europe, the market reflected a weak trend compared to the Asian market. The demand was flat as demand for vehicles was sluggish, and high interest rates curtailed spending. Ongoing trade inquiries were also a concern for industrial activity, thus curbing growth in tire production. The demand was flat as buyers were cautious and purchasing based on their immediate requirements rather than building inventory levels. Although global supply concerns were a factor, they were not strong enough to push prices up significantly. Additionally, synthetic rubber was a hindrance to a strong increase in prices. The prices were range-bound and stable at the end of the quarter.
North America
The market's performance in North America was balanced and cautious. Demand from the automotive and replacement tire segment was moderate. Customers responded to news from the global supply chain, particularly those related to floods in Thailand. The energy market's stability was instrumental in managing production costs, although competition from synthetic materials limited the extent of cost increases. The market was stable by the end of Q4 with some upward influence from global supply chain tightness.
Natural Rubber is basically an elastic substance that is derived from the latex sap of trees, especially those trees that do belong to the genera Hevea and Ficus. Moreover, it is an elastomer or an elastic hydrocarbon polymer. It is a thermoplastic, which can further be vulcanised like other synthetic rubbers.
Tyres, Footwears, Stationary Item, Balloons, Gloves, Tubes, Others
India rubber, Latex, Amazonian rubber Caucho or caoutchouc
Sri Trang Agro-Industry Plc, Thai Hua Rubber Company Limited, Halcyon Agri. , Von Bundit Co., Ltd., Southland Rubber Group
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The rubber trees are ‘tapped’ for collecting the rubber latex. For this, an incision is made into the bark of the tree where the latex sap is collected in cups. It is further processed industrially before commercial use.
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