Rubber Markets: Climate Trends and Production Risks
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Weather patterns across Southeast Asia in early 2026 have been uneven with early rainfall giving way to drier conditions, setting the stage for potential supply impacts in natural rubber.
Vinod Nedumudy joins Pranav Rao to unpack:
• How shifting rainfall patterns are affecting rubber-producing regions
• Why El Niño typically leads to weaker latex yields over time
• The lagged impact of drought on rubber production cycles
• What rising temperatures and below-normal rainfall could mean for the rest of 2026
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