Rubber price today November 5: Asian market fluctuates in different directions

Rubber prices on November 5 recorded mixed movements on Asian exchanges. Weak demand from China put downward pressure on prices in Shanghai and Singapore, while domestic latex prices remained stable.

The world rubber market is divided.

Rubber prices on major exchanges in Asia recorded mixed movements in the morning session on November 5, mainly due to concerns about weakening demand from China, the country that accounts for more than 40% of global output.

Rubber prices are greatly influenced by Chinese market demand.

At the Tokyo Commodity Exchange (Tocom), Japan, the RSS3 rubber contract for November 2025 delivery increased by 1.27% to 314.3 JPY/kg. However, the January 2026 contract decreased slightly to 308.6 JPY/kg, showing cautious investor sentiment.

On the other hand, natural rubber prices continued to decline on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE). The November 2025 contract fell 0.25% to 14,205 yuan per ton, and the January 2026 contract fell 0.77% to 14,845 yuan per ton. This development directly reflects weak demand from the Chinese auto industry.

In Singapore, the price of TSR20 rubber futures for December 2025 also decreased by 1.63% to 168.2 cents/kg. Similarly, the price of rubber in Thailand decreased by 0.7% to 66.63 baht/kg. The Malaysian market recorded the opposite trend when the price of SMR 20 increased slightly by 1 sen to 732.00 sen/kg.

Analysts say the short-term outlook for the global rubber market remains largely dependent on China’s purchasing power. As long as the country’s auto industry has not recovered strongly, Asian rubber prices are expected to continue trading in a narrow range.

Domestic rubber prices remain stable

Domestically, the purchase price of rubber latex at major companies on the morning of November 5 did not record any significant fluctuations. The price remained stable compared to previous sessions.

Company	Product	Purchase price
Phu Rieng Rubber	latex	420 VND/TSC/kg
Phu Rieng Rubber	Miscellaneous latex	390 VND/DRC/kg
Mang Yang Rubber	Latex (Type 1/Type 2)	399/394 VND/TSC/kg
Mang Yang Rubber	Mixed latex	359 – 409 VND/DRC/kg
Ba Ria Rubber	latex	400 – 410 VND/TSC/kg
Ba Ria Rubber	DRC mixed latex ≥ 50%	18,000 VND/kg
Binh Long Rubber	Latex (Factory/Team)	422/412 VND/TSC/kg
Binh Long Rubber	Mixed latex (DRC 60%)	14,000 VND/kg

Vietnam rubber export situation

According to data from the Vietnam Customs Department, rubber exports in the third quarter of 2025 saw strong growth due to seasonal factors. Specifically, the country exported 598,094 tons of rubber, worth 995.1 million USD, up 92.4% in volume and 81% in value compared to the second quarter of 2025.

In the first 9 months of 2025, the total rubber export volume reached 1.29 million tons, down slightly by 1.9% over the same period last year. However, thanks to the high selling price, the total export value still increased by 8.9% , reaching nearly 2.3 billion USD.

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