Rubber India Market Update

Overview
Tripura rubber price today is moving in line with international markets. Japanese futures slipped slightly on weak auto demand, but supply worries due to rains and typhoon activity are keeping losses limited. Dealers in Tripura can expect cautious buying interest with some short-term support from pre-holiday Chinese demand.
Market Highlights
- Japan (Osaka Exchange): February contract closed at 312 yen/kg, down 1 yen (–0.32%).
- China (SHFE): January contract rose 65 yuan to 15,670 yuan/ton.
- Butadiene Rubber (SHFE, Nov): Up 55 yuan to 11,600 yuan/ton.
- Singapore (SICOM): October contract edged up 0.2% to 173.8 US¢/kg.
Demand Factors
- Tripura rubber price today reflects weak global sentiment, with auto industry profits under pressure.
- Restocking ahead of China’s National Day holiday (Oct 1–8) provides some temporary support, but overall buying remains limited.
Supply Concerns
- Typhoon “Ragasa” is bringing heavy rains across Southeast Asia, disrupting rubber tapping in Thailand and neighboring countries.
- In Tripura, rubber tapping may also face disruptions due to recent monsoon rains, which can affect supply and influence Tripura rubber price today.
Thailand Price Trends
- Sheet Rubber: Stable at 61.05 THB/kg.
- Latex: Fell by 0.50 THB to 54.80 THB/kg.
- Cup Lump: Up 0.10 THB to 53.85 THB/kg.
Export Data – Thailand
- Jan–Aug 2025 natural rubber exports: 1.789 million tons (–8% YoY).
- Compound rubber exports: 1.117 million tons (+41% YoY), with 1.111 million tons shipped to China.
- Combined exports: 2.906 million tons (+6.3% YoY).
- Exports to China: 1.807 million tons (+27% YoY).
This global export scenario directly impacts Tripura rubber price today, as India imports and exports remain tied to regional movements.
Additional Factors
- A stronger yen makes Japanese contracts less attractive.
- Oil prices dipped, slightly pressuring synthetic rubber but indirectly supporting natural rubber.
- The EU’s EUDR law remains a concern, with requests from Thailand and the U.S. for postponement.
Outlook for Tripura Dealers
The outlook for Tripura rubber price today stays slightly positive:
- Support: Rain disruptions, weaker baht, Chinese pre-holiday demand.
- Risks: EUDR uncertainty, weak global auto demand, and macroeconomic slowdown.
👉 Dealers in Tripura should remain cautious but can expect Tripura rubber price today to hold steady to firm in the short term.