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The price surge is in tandem with the international market and the sources cited the factors to the Thailand floods, one of the major producing countries and wintering

SINGAPORE: Japanese rubber futures rebounded on Tuesday from a two-week closing low on Monday as buying by funds boosted sentiment, while weather concerns in top producer Thailand also lent support. The Osaka Exchange (OSE) rubber contract for September delivery closed up 5.6 yen, or 1.79%, at 319.3 yen ($2.11) per kg. The rubber contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) for May delivery rose 50 yuan to finish at 14,535 yuan ($2,013.88) per metric ton.

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Sri Trang Group aims to introduce ‘Traceable Natural Rubber (GPS)’, Pioneering Sustainability Dimension on Tracing Rubber Sources in line with Traceability Measures to Global Markets and Prepared for EUDR Regulations

Tesla’s expanding electric vehicle lineup could lead to production of the Semi truck and a new van in Italy, according to overseas reports.

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