NR futures ended the second trading week of November higher across all major exchanges, though trading volumes were “thinner,” reported Japan Exchange Group (JPX). During the week ended 15 Nov, Singapore’s SICOM saw “pockets of light, fresh buying,” while “short covering trading was observed in other markets,” said JPX. Prices “firmed early in the week” after China posted an October CPI reading of +0.2% year-on-year, a result that JPX said signalled “improving price stability and prospects for further economic recovery.” China’s October vehicle sales also supported sentiment, rising by 95,719 units to 3,322,094 units, despite “a slight decline in commercial vehicle sales.”
Selected rubber futures price trends on major trading exchanges
Exchange
Commodity
Delivery
Week to 7/11/25
Week to 14/11/25
% Change
Osaka
RSS3
Jan‘26
312.9 (JPY)
324.8 (JPY)
+3.8%
SHFE
SCR/RSS
Jan‘26
15,025 (CNY)
15,285 (CNY)
+1.7%
INE
TSR
Jan‘26
12,080 (CNY)
12,330 (CNY)
+2.1%
SICOM
TSR20
Jan‘26
168.7 (US$c)
171.5 (US$c)
+1.7%
SHFE
BR
Dec‘25
10,235 (CNY)
10,470 (CNY)
+2.3%
(ERJ calculation for selected futures pricing, as tracked by JPX)