Price stability in a market with mixed signals
In recent weeks, the rubber market has shown signs of price stability, despite being surrounded by factors that generate uncertainty.
The recent truce between Israel and Iran, mediated by U.S. intervention, helped ease fears of a potential escalation in oil prices, which indirectly benefits global supply chains, including rubber.
Additionally, the continued depreciation of the U.S. dollar worldwide supports the prices of raw materials, creating an apparent equilibrium.
However, this stability may be fragile, as the market remains exposed to geopolitical shifts, supply variations, and changes in global demand.