The SBR price trend during the third quarter of 2025 reflected a market that remained largely resilient despite regional differences in demand, supply, and cost pressures. Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR), a key material used widely in tire manufacturing, automotive components, belts, hoses, and industrial rubber products, continued to follow the overall health of the automotive and industrial sectors. Across global markets, SBR Prices showed moderate movement, with most regions recording changes within a narrow range.

Globally, SBR Prices moved upward by around 1–2% during Q3 2025. This modest growth was mainly supported by stable demand from automotive manufacturing, especially tire production, and steady raw material availability. While some regions experienced price gains due to healthy consumption, others faced downward pressure caused by weaker demand, refinery disruptions, or logistical challenges. Overall, the market remained balanced, avoiding extreme volatility.

Asia-Pacific Market Overview

The Asia-Pacific region played a major role in shaping the global SBR price trend in Q3 2025. Countries such as Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, China, and India showed varying market behavior depending on local demand conditions and supply chain dynamics.