World rubber price today
In Japan, the price of RSS3 rubber on the Tocom - Tokyo floor for July 2025 delivery was at 303.2 JPY/kg, down 1.21%; the August 2025 delivery contract was at 305.2 JPY/kg, down 0.16%; the September 2025 delivery contract was at 304.8 JPY/kg, down 0.55%; the October 2025 delivery contract was at 303.8 JPY/kg, down 0.39%; the November 2025 delivery contract was at 301.8 JPY/kg, up 0.1%; the December 2025 delivery contract was at 299.5 JPY/kg, down 0.3%.
In Shanghai, the price of natural rubber on the SHFE exchange for July 2025 delivery was at 13,805 yuan/ton, down 0.40%; August 2025 delivery was at 13,805 yuan/ton, down 0.36%; September 2025 delivery was at 13,835 yuan/ton, down 0.36%; October 2025 delivery was at 13,855 yuan/ton, down 0.61%; November 2025 delivery was at 13,855 yuan/ton, down 0.42%.
In Singapore, the price of TSR20 rubber on the SGX exchange, the TSR20 contract for July 2025 delivery was traded at 161.30 cents/kg; the TSR20 contract for August 2025 delivery was traded at 161.70 cents/kg, up 0.06%; the TSR20 contract for September 2025 delivery was traded at 161.70 cents/kg, up 0.12%; the TSR20 contract for October 2025 delivery was traded at 161.80 cents/kg, down 0.06%; the TSR20 contract for November 2025 delivery was traded at 162.20 cents/kg, down 0.06%.
The global rubber market is under pressure from both weather factors and weak demand, amid growing geopolitical instability.
Investors are concerned that the escalation of conflict in the Middle East could have a negative impact on the rubber market. However, there are no clear signs of a downward trend. Meanwhile, bad weather could reduce the supply of natural rubber, so investors are still cautiously observing the market.
Heavy rains in domestic and overseas production areas have severely affected rubber tapping activities, causing a shortage of raw materials, according to Chinese commodities data provider Longzhong Information.
In China, central and southern regions have been put on high alert for flash floods as the East Asian monsoon enters its peak phase. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department of Thailand – the world’s largest rubber producer – has also warned of heavy rains that could cause flash floods and inundation from June 21 to 26, advising farmers to prepare for potential crop damage.
In addition to weather factors, rubber demand from the tire manufacturing industry – a major rubber consumer – is also declining as the low season approaches. This is putting pressure on rubber prices in the market, according to Chinese financial news site Tonghuashun Information.
Meanwhile, the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA) said the rubber market is likely to continue to decline this week due to the impact of escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. A MARGMA spokesperson said market sentiment remains fragile, which continues to negatively impact investor confidence and business operations.
"The rubber market may face a downward trend in the coming time due to increasing geopolitical tensions, the still unstable global economic situation, along with weakening demand from two major markets, China and the US," she said.
Domestic rubber price today
Specifically, MangYang Company stabilizes the purchase price of latex at around 395 - 400 VND/TSC (type 2-type 1), and mixed latex at around 351 - 399 VND/DRC (type 2-type 1).
Similarly, at Ba Ria Rubber Company, the purchase price of liquid latex is stable at 405 VND/TSC degree/kg (applied to TSC degree from 25 to under 30); DRC coagulated latex (35 - 44%) is at 13,500 VND/kg; raw latex remains unchanged at 17,200 - 18,500 VND/kg.
Phu Rieng Company also announced that the purchase price of mixed latex is stable at 390 VND/DRC, and the purchase price of liquid latex is at 425 VND/TSC.
Source: https://baodaknong.vn/gia-cao-su-hom-nay-24-6-thi-truong-am-dam-256486.html
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