Indian economy recorded a growth of 6.1% in
the third quarter of 2011-12. Natural rubber in the Indian markets seems to be
on a consolidation mode. RSS4 grade rubber in the spot market have been trading
firmly between Rs.187-Rs.188.50 per kg during the previous week. Higher stock
estimates and imports, consistent rise in natural rubber production and
lackluster demand from the major rubber consumers may keep markets under
pressure and it seems that the price may touch Rs. 183 per kg mark during the week.
Amid lean production season, rise in natural
rubber prices in the international market probably may lead to a recovery in
the local markets after the dip. RSS4 grade rubber currently being on a
discount to Bangkok RSS3 grade and difference in prices prevailing in the local
and international market may open up possibilities of exports.
The estimated natural rubber scenario for
2011-12 according to Rubber4U would be as given below:
Period
|
NR
Prod.
|
Import
|
NR
Cons.
|
Export
|
April-January 2011-12
|
784400
|
157000
|
799980
|
24150
|
February 2012
|
60800
|
12000
|
78700
|
1650
|
March 2012
|
57800
|
6800
|
81000
|
2700
|
Total
(2011-12)
|
903000
|
175800
|
959680
|
28500
|
Natural rubber may advance in the next two
months because of a seasonal reduction in output and increasing demand from
China and India.
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