Rubber price today July 19: Increased for the third session on the floor...

Rubber price today, July 19, the market increased for the third consecutive day on SGX, continued to fluctuate in opposite directions on Tocom. Domestic market is stable.

World rubber price

At the end of the trading session on July 18, the price of rubber futures for August delivery on the OSE in Japan increased by 1.7% (5.2 yen) to 320.3 yen/kg. In China, the price of rubber futures for August delivery on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) increased by 1.5% (215 yuan) to 14,575 yuan/ton. In Thailand, the price of rubber futures for August delivery increased by 0.4% (0.3 baht) to 73.52 baht/kg.

In Singapore, the price of TSR20 rubber on the SGX for August 2025 delivery was at 168.80 cents/kg, up 0.42%; TSR20 contract for September 2025 delivery was at 169.90 cents/kg, up 0.65%; TSR20 contract for October 2025 delivery was at 170.20 cents/kg, up 0.71%.

The Malaysian rubber market recorded mixed developments today, a trader told Bernama. The benchmark SMR 20 price increased by 5.5 sen to 722.00 sen/kg, while the price of loose latex decreased by 0.5 sen to 563.50 sen/kg.

Japanese rubber futures are rising, supported by supply shortage concerns after top producer Thailand warned of possible flash floods, although slow demand continues to weigh on the market outlook, he said.

“The Thai Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rain and possible flooding from July 19 to 21,” he told Bernama.

However, he also noted that the upside momentum remains limited due to inflation data from the US, amid ongoing concerns over US tariffs.

“The US consumer price index (CPI) rose by the most in five months in June, rising 0.3% as the cost of goods rose, suggesting tariffs are starting to weigh on inflation and could prompt the Federal Reserve to delay action until September,” he added.

The German Rubber Industry Association (WDK) has once again called on the European Union (EU) to adopt a “first contact principle” in the EU Deforestation Prevention Regulation (EUDR) to avoid “administrative overload”.

In a context where businesses are “completely overloaded”, Boris Engelhardt – CEO of WDK emphasized that regulations should focus on this principle.

Mr. Engelhardt said the European rubber industry was heavily affected by this regulation because natural rubber (NR) raw materials are mainly imported from Asia and Africa.

Since natural rubber cannot be grown in Europe, the proposal to add a “risk-free country” list is not suitable for the rubber industry, he added.

Affirming the industry’s commitment to the EUDR objectives, Mr Engelhardt proposed that checks and documentation should be carried out “at the point of entry of natural rubber or rubber products into Europe”.

“The thorough checks on the first importer into the EU are fully in line with the EUDR objectives,” he said.

“But it is absolutely unreasonable to require all companies that continue to process or use this rubber in final products to also meet the same documentation obligations,” the head of the WDK stressed.

Qualified natural rubber traders can also demonstrate compliance of shipments to the EU, while German companies can also verify whether imported products contain natural rubber, Mr Engelhardt said.

Based on that, he believes that it is entirely possible to draw the necessary conclusions about compliance with the EUDR.

Domestic rubber price

Domestically, businesses stabilize rubber prices. Specifically, Phu Rieng Company offers to purchase mixed latex at 370 VND/DRC, and latex at 400 VND/TSC.

Similarly, at Ba Ria Rubber Company, the purchase price of liquid latex is 385 VND/TSC degree/kg (applied to TSC degree from 25 to under 30); DRC coagulated latex (35 - 44%) is 12,300 VND/kg, raw latex is recorded at 15,300 - 16,500 VND/kg.

MangYang Company quotes a stable latex purchase price of about 389 - 393 VND/TSC (type 2-type 1); mixed latex is about 340 - 388 VND/DRC (type 2-type 1).

Tay Ninh Rubber TRC records profit after 6 months of preparing to sell treasury stocks and pay dividends 25

Tay Ninh Rubber Joint Stock Company HoSE TRC has just announced its financial report for the second quarter of 2025 with strong business results, bringing the first half profit to the highest level in history since its establishment.

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