
Japanese rubber futures fell 2.12% on Friday, posting their largest weekly decline in more than four months as investors reduced positions amid a global technology-stock sell-off. Shanghai rubber futures also declined, while Thailand’s 2026 rubber production is forecast to rise 1.5% to about 4.9 million tonnes as tapping increases and leaf-fall disease risks ease.
The article concerns natural rubber rather than the listed feed commodities, and reports no direct feed supply or demand effect. The futures decline is attributed mainly to broader investor risk reduction, not a feed-market driver.
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