Core Insights - Japanese rubber futures prices are declining due to macroeconomic factors impacting European automotive manufacturers' production [1][3] - The main rubber contract on the Osaka Exchange fell by 2 yen, a decrease of 0.65%, settling at 306.5 yen per kilogram (approximately 2 USD) [3] - The Shanghai Futures Exchange's main rubber contract increased by 130 yuan, a rise of 0.73%, reaching 15,110 yuan per ton [3] - The BR rubber main contract also rose by 80 yuan, a 0.73% increase, closing at 11,035 yuan per ton [3] - Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wentech Technology in the Netherlands, is facing intervention from the Dutch government, which may lead to production shortages for European automotive manufacturers, particularly in Germany [3] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce reported that Minister Wang Wentao discussed issues related to Nexperia with Dutch Economic Minister Karremans, indicating potential supply chain disruptions [3] - The shortage of Nexperia's chips, which are critical and difficult to replace, could result in decreased automotive production and subsequently lower demand for rubber tires [3]
日本橡胶期货下跌 受到宏观情绪影响
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-10-22 04:38