International rubber prices increased simultaneously.
Opening the trading session on November 10, rubber prices in major Asian markets recorded a slight upward trend, reflecting investors' positive expectations on short-term consumption prospects.
Specifically, in the Thai market, the price of rubber futures for December 2025 increased by 0.3%, equivalent to 0.2 baht, to 66 baht/kg. At the Osaka Commodity Exchange (OSE) in Japan, the price of rubber futures for December also increased by 0.3%, equivalent to 0.8 yen, to 308 yen/kg. Similarly, in the Chinese market, the price of rubber futures for January 2026 increased by 0.1%, by 20 yuan, to 15,045 yuan/ton.
Stable domestic market
Contrary to the world situation, the purchase price of raw rubber latex in Vietnam on November 10 did not record any fluctuations. Major rubber companies kept the same price list as in previous sessions.
Rubber latex purchase price list at some companies
| Company | Type of latex | Unit price |
|---|---|---|
| Ba Ria Rubber | Latex (25-30 TSC) | 405 VND/degree TSC/kg |
| DRC latex (35-44%) | 13,500 VND/kg | |
| Raw latex | 18,000 VND/kg | |
| MangYang Rubber | Latex (Type 1-2) | 394 – 399 VND/TSC |
| Mixed latex (Type 1-2) | 359 – 409 VND/DRC | |
| Phu Rieng Rubber | Miscellaneous latex | 390 VND/DRC |
| latex | 420 VND/TSC | |
| Binh Long Rubber | Latex (at the factory) | 422 VND/degree TSC/kg |
| Latex (at production team) | 412 VND/TSC/kg | |
| Mixed latex (DRC 60%) | 14,000 VND/kg |
Market impact factors and prospects
According to the Import-Export Department, the price increase since late October 2025 has been supported by supply concerns. Rubber tapping activities in Southeast Asia, the world's largest producing region, have been disrupted by prolonged heavy rains in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. Unfavorable weather conditions not only reduce latex production during the peak season but also cause difficulties in transportation and logistics.
On the demand side, the market was supported by positive industrial data from China, the world’s largest rubber consumer. In addition, expectations of a cooling of US-China trade relations also strengthened market sentiment. Analysts said demand remained positive thanks to stable tire production. Supply could recover in the fourth quarter if weather conditions in producing countries improve.
Source: https://baolamdong.vn/gia-cao-su-hom-nay-1011-tang-nhe-tren-cac-san-quoc-te-401800.html
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