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Natural rubber prices are rising due to a drop in inventories.
This is explained by a reduction in inventories in China and ongoing rains in Southeast Asia, which continue to create supply challenges.

The World Bank projects a 3% growth in natural rubber prices over the next two years, a significant development considering the sharp increases in 2024.

The European Union has suspended the implementation of its anti-deforestation policy for one year, now set to take effect at the end of 2025. Small and medium-sized enterprises will have until June 2026 to comply.

Maritime freight rates continue to fluctuate. While some shipping companies are increasing rates due to high season demand, costs for other destinations are still decreasing.
Global EN, Freight, rubber, china, latex
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