Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Rubber prices in Indonesia, the world’s second-largest producer, surged to a record $3.85 a kilogram today as heavy rains disrupted tapping, lowering production, according to the Rubber Association of Indonesia.
The price may advance to $4 a kilogram by the end of the month because of a “supply shortage” while domestic demand keeps expanding, Asril Sutan Amir, the association’s chairman said by phone today.
The price may advance to $4 a kilogram by the end of the month because of a “supply shortage” while domestic demand keeps expanding, Asril Sutan Amir, the association’s chairman said by phone today.
(bloomberg.com)
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