Rubber Price Today in Assam is expected to remain under pressure as global natural rubber markets continue to weaken due to rising production and lower crude oil prices. Although local prices depend on domestic demand and arrivals, international market trends are likely to influence trading sentiment across Assam.
Major rubber-producing countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam have entered their seasonal peak production period, increasing the availability of natural rubber in the global market. At the same time, higher synthetic rubber production and weaker crude oil prices have reduced support for natural rubber prices.
On Friday, Japan’s Osaka Exchange (OSE) December rubber futures fell 1.65% to 416 yen per kg, while China’s SHFE September contract declined 2.21% to 16,600 yuan per ton. Singapore’s SICOM July contract also dropped 3.30% to 207.5 US cents per kg, reflecting a bearish trend across global rubber markets.
Crude oil prices have fallen to around US$71.54 per barrel, making synthetic rubber more competitive and adding pressure to natural rubber prices. However, heavy rainfall expected in Thailand between 25 June and 1 July could temporarily disrupt rubber tapping and help limit further declines.
Market Outlook
The short-term outlook for Rubber Price Today in Assam remains cautious as abundant global supply and weaker crude oil prices continue to weigh on the market. However, possible El Niño conditions during the second half of the year could tighten global rubber supply and provide support to prices over the longer term.
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