[hot] Gade chemical network daily HuJiao since January 16th rose sharply after yesterday rose slightly. One day, HuJiao main 1705 contract rose 100 yuan / ton or 0.47%, eventually reported 21250 yuan / ton, in November 7th last year has risen 50.12%.

Yesterday HuJiao 1705 turnover increased 43118 to 579 thousand hand hand, hand positions increased 3038 to 300 thousand hands. The foreign market, Tokyo commodity exchange (TOCOM) on plastic index on Monday hit a near four year high of 307.3 yen / kg, the cumulative increase since November 7th of last year is up to about 69.98%.

The world’s largest rubber producer Thailand floods are the main driving factors of the natural rubber prices.

The recent Thailand monsoon affected heavy rains, southeast area, Nakhon Si Thammarat suffer from floods. The affected area is the main supply area of Thailand, Jiao cup and latex film materials, 4 Fu rubber production seriously affected Thailand accounted for 40% of the annual output of. The Thailand flood will affect the price of natural rubber from two aspects: first, Thailand natural rubber production is expected; secondly, the flood caused part of bridge thrust, natural rubber processing factory finished products shipped affected, the short-term is expected to tight supply of natural rubber.

It is understood that since the January natural rubber producing countries have entered the stop cutting period, new supply is expected to continue to decline in rubber. At present, domestic natural rubber stocks Qingdao port bonded area of 7-8 million tons, compared to the beginning of 2016 is still low.

In 2016, the downstream passenger cars and heavy truck sales significantly improved, is expected in 2017 will continue to boom downstream. Ruida futures data provided by the current domestic tire factory steel, semi steel operating rates were higher than the same period last year, and in December 2016 the domestic heavy truck market total sales of all types of vehicles 76 thousand, an increase of 56% over last year’s 49 thousand, but the chain fell by 17% in November.