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Rubber futures traded around 171 US cents per kilogram, a near two-week low, amid persistent subdued demand, particularly from top buyer China. While the broader automotive sector supports rubber demand, weaker momentum in the electric-vehicle market continues to weigh on prices. Additional downward pressure came from EU's plans to delay and revise deforestation regulations. Meanwhile, concerns about supply disruptions continued due to prolonged adverse weather in southern Thailand, the world's largest natural rubber producing region. In China, the main rubber-producing regions of Yunnan and Hainan are entering their off-season, when latex output naturally falls as trees enter their wintering phase. As a result, production and port inventories are expected to continue declining.

Rubber Futures at Near 2-Week Low

US stocks traded higher on Monday as markets kicked off a holiday-shortened Thanksgiving week. The S&P 500 rose 0.7%, Nasdaq gained 1.2%, and the Dow Jones advanced 120 points, with traders increasing bets on a Fed rate cut next month, following comments from the head of the NY Fed last Friday. The odd for a 25bps reduction in the fed funds rate currently stand at around 65%. Investors are also bracing for a busy week of economic data, including retail sales, durable goods orders, and PPI figures. Communication services and consumer discretionary were by far the top performers while energy lagged. Alphabet shares jumped nearly 4.5% after the company overtook Microsoft on Friday to become the third-largest US company by market capitalization. Tesla climbed 4.2% after CEO Elon Musk said the company has already designed several million AI chips for its vehicles and data centers. On the other hand, Oracle lost 1.4%, Exxon Mobil was down 0.5% and Procter & Gamble fell 1.4%.

US Stocks Rise as Thanksgiving Week Begins

Gasoline decreased to 1.86 USD/Gal, the lowest since October 2025. Over the past 4 weeks, Gasoline lost 2.69%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 5.99%.

Gasoline Hits 4-week Low

The 10-year Brazilian government yield eased to about 13.65% as investors balanced the prospect of an eventual dovish turn at the BCB and abroad against lingering fiscal concerns. The Finance Ministry recently trimmed its 2025 growth forecast to 2.2% and its inflation forecast to 4.6%, a softer profile that suggests weaker export momentum and lower tax receipts ahead. Additionally, headline inflation slowed to 4.68% in October, a deceleration that has opened the door to market bets on rate cuts as early as 2026 and narrowed Brazil’s yield advantage versus peers. The Central Bank held the Selic at a historically high 15% in its latest meeting, while signalling willingness to ease policy if the data reveals a struggling economic backdrop. Meanwhile, persistent concerns about public debt dynamics and a large share of rate linked short term debt continue to keep risk premia elevated and have limited how far yields can fall despite these softer data and shifting policy expectations.

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