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Rubber & Tyre Market Report - Quarter 3 2025

Publisher GlobalData
Published Oct 01, 2025
Length 97 Pages
SKU # GBDT20528972

Description

Rubber & Tyre Market Report - Quarter 3 2025

Summary

A quarterly evaluation of the global rubber industry from raw materials to end use. From tensions in raw material supply and pricing, to shifting demand patterns in the tyre industry, we look at each segment in detail. This gives an in-depth understanding of the big picture.

The Rubber & Tyre Market Report provides short-term forecasts of supply and demand for natural rubber (NR) and synthetic rubber (SR), as well as short-term price forecasts for natural rubber. In this report, we cover the industry's major producing and consuming markets, to help inform your business decisions and maximize your opportunities going forward.

Scope
  • The Rubber & Tyre Market report delivers regular analysis and near-term forecasts for all aspects of the rubber industry, from production to end-use consumption. Published quarterly the report is split into three main sections, which evaluate the markets for natural rubber, synthetic rubber and downstream demand.
  • The report begins with an overview of the natural rubber industry, providing market-by-market assessments of supply & demand. The report provides a critical assessment and short-term outlook of NR production by major producing marker, alongside supply/demand balances and consumption by major consuming market. The section concludes with price projections for TSR20 and RSS3 over the next 12-18 months.
  • The next section provides an evaluation of key developments in the global synthetic rubber industry. It delivers detailed analysis of SR consumption by major market, supplemented by forecasts of production and consumption over the following 12-18 months. Our experts also evaluate industry trade flows, providing an overview of regional trade for monomers and SR, including import & export unit values for the major global markets.
  • The final section looks at the key drivers of global demand. It provides an update of the latest developments affecting the downstream rubber industry, including global macroeconomic prospects, automotive industry demand and their effect on the tyre industry by major region. This overview is supplemented by forecasts of vehicle sales, as well as tyre sales and production over the next 12 months.
  • The report is accompanied by an Executive Summary, outlining all the key points of the main report and a dataset with Supply & Demand, trade and price projections, delivered in Excel.
Reasons to Buy
  • The Rubber & Tyre Market Report provides an in-depth evaluation of the rubber market, from raw materials to end-use, offering a complete market outlook.
  • Up-to-date information and analysis are provided alongside near-term forecasts of production, consumption, availability and prices to help inform your business decisions.

Table of Contents

97 Pages
1. Executive Summary
2. Price Developments
2.1. Elastomer Demand
2.2. Natural Rubber: Production and Prices
2.3. Synthetic Rubber
3. Elastomer Price Developments
3.1. Crude Oil
3.2. Natural Rubber
3.3. Synthetic Rubber
3.3.1. Monomers
3.3.2. Bulk Synthetic Rubber
3.4. SBR And Natural Rubber
4. Vehicle And Tyre Markets: World Summary
4.1. Macro-Economic Background
4.2. Vehicle Markets
4.3. Tyre Markets
4.4. Total Elastomer Demand
4.5. Supporting Tables
5. Natural Rubber Demand
5.1. Asia
5.1.1. China
5.1.2. Japan
5.1.3. ASEAN
5.1.4. India
5.1.5. Europe
5.1.6. USA
6. Natural Rubber Production and Price Forecasts
6.1.1. Natural Rubber Production
6.1.2. Malaysia
6.1.3. Thailand
6.1.4. Indonesia
6.1.5. India
6.1.6. Vietnam
6.1.7. Other Countries
6.2. Supply-Demand Balance
6.3. Natural Rubber Price Forecasts
7. Developments in Synthetic Rubber Markets
7.1. Global Summary
7.2. Regional Trends
7.2.1. China
7.2.2. East Asia
7.2.3. ASEAN
7.2.4. India
7.2.5. Western and Central Europe
7.2.6. Eastern Europe
7.2.7. Middle East
7.2.8. NAFTA
8. Regional Summary: Asia
8.1. China
8.1.1. Macro-Economic Background
8.1.2. Vehicle Sales
8.1.3. Tyre Markets
8.2. East Asia
8.2.1. Macroeconomic Background
8.2.2. Vehicle Sales
8.2.3. Tyre Markets
8.3. ASEAN
8.3.1. Thailand
8.3.2. Indonesia
8.3.3. Vietnam and Cambodia
8.3.4. Malaysia
8.4. India
8.4.1. Vehicle Markets
8.4.2. Tyre Markets
9. Regional Summary: Europe
9.1.1. Macroeconomic Background
9.1.2. Vehicle Background
9.1.3. Tyres
9.2. Eastern Europe
9.2.1. Macroeconomic Background
9.2.2. Vehicles
9.2.3. Tyres
10. Regional Summary: Americas
10.1. North America
10.1.1. Macro-Economic Background
10.1.2. Vehicle Markets
10.1.3. Tyre Markets
10.2. South America
10.2.1. Macroeconomic Background
10.2.2. Vehicle Markets
10.2.3. Tyre Markets
List of Tables
Table E1: Summary
Table 2.1: Total world rubber demand
Table 2.2: World GDP growth
Table 2.3: World light vehicle assembly
Table 2.4: World heavy commercial vehicle assembly
Table 2.5: Light vehicle tyre production in key markets
Table 2.6: MHCV tyre production in key markets
Table 2.7: Total rubber demand by region
Table 2.8: Chinese rubber supply demand balance
Table 3.1: Natural rubber consumption
Table 3.1 (continued): Natural rubber consumption
Table 3.1 (continued): Natural rubber consumption
Table 4.1: African implicit exports, by country
Table 4.2: Natural rubber production
Table 4.2 (continued): Natural rubber production
Table 4.3: Natural rubber price projections
Table 5.1: Butadiene production and trade
Table 5.2: Styrene trade
Table 5.3: Synthetic rubber consumption
Table 5.4: Synthetic rubber production
Table 5.5: Net exports of synthetic rubber
Table 5.6: US synthetic rubber trade
Table 5.6 (continued): US synthetic rubber trade
Table 5.7: Asian synthetic rubber trade
Table 5.8: EU-15 synthetic rubber trade, intra- and extra-regional
Table 5.8 (continued): EU-15 synthetic rubber trade, intra- and extra-regional
Table 5.9: US export & import unit values for synthetic rubber
Table 6.1: GDP, China
Table 6.2: Chinese vehicle production
Table 6.3: Chinese tyre production
Table 6.4: East Asia GDP and industrial production
Table 6.5: East Asia vehicle production
Table 6.6: East Asia tyre production
Table 6.7: ASEAN tyre production
Table 6.8: GDP, India
Table 6.9: Indian vehicle production
Table 6.10: Indian tyre production
Table 7.1: GDP, Europe
Table 7.2: European light vehicle production
Table 7.3: European M/HCV production
Table 7.4: EU+UK tyre production
Table 7.5: GDP, Eastern Europe
Table 7.6: Eastern Europe, vehicle production
Table 7.7: Eastern Europe, tyre production
Table 8.1: North American GDP
Table 8.2: North American vehicle production
Table 8.3: North American tyre production
Table 8.4: South American GDP
Table 8.5: South American vehicle production
Table 8.6: South American tyre production

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