Trade SGX & TOCOM Rubber Futures with KGI (Singapore).
SGX Rubber Futures
Natural rubber, derived from Hevea Brasiliensis trees and processed into forms like TSR and RSS, faces significant price volatility due to supply-demand imbalances, its unique agricultural cycle, changing weather, and evolving consumption, making prudent risk management crucial, especially with increasing global demand driven by Asia.
With over a century of experience, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) through SICOM has become the global benchmark for natural rubber pricing. SGX offers RSS3 and TSR20 rubber futures, enabling market participants to manage price risks and reference physical cargo values.;
Key Benefits
- Serve as a crucial and reliable point of reference for the pricing of physical natural rubber shipments.
- Allows market participants to establish clear values for their current and future physical transactions.
- Allowing market participants to manage and mitigate the inherent price volatility of natural rubber.
- Centralized price discovery process provides transparency and efficiency to the international rubber industry.
- Ensures a consistent and equitable reference point for transactions across the supply chain.
TOCOM Rubber Futures
Natural rubber, predominantly sourced from Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, remains crucial for products like car and airplane tires, building insulation, and medical equipment, despite synthetic alternatives, and is traded globally as latex, ribbed smoked sheets, and technically specified rubber.
Natural rubber is primarily traded in two forms: Ribbed Smoked Sheet (RSS), made directly from latex and typically graded as RSS3, and Technically Specified Rubber (TSR), a block rubber produced by processing solid rubber through crashing, cleaning, and drying, with TSR20 being a common grade.;
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