Polyisoprene Prices, Trend, Chart, Market Analysis, News, Demand, Historical and Forecast Data Report 2026 Edition
Polyisoprene Price Trend, Index and Forecast
Track the latest insights on polyisoprene price trend and forecast with detailed analysis of regional fluctuations and market dynamics across North America, Latin America, Central Europe, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East, North Africa, West Africa, Central and Southern Africa, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, East Asia, and Oceania.
Polyisoprene Prices Outlook Q3 2026
- USA: USD 4,173/MT
- China: USD 3,116/MT
- Japan: USD 4,243/MT
- France: USD 2,874/MT
- Argentina: USD 2,325/MT
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During the third quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in the USA reached 4,173 USD/MT in September. Prices moved upward through the quarter as domestic buyers maintained steady procurement while the volume of prompt material offered into the spot market stayed limited. Firmer replacement costs for imported cargoes added further pressure to local quotations. Distributors kept inventories lean, which restricted the volume of material available to buyers seeking immediate delivery. Suppliers held firm on offers and showed little willingness to discount given the tighter availability. Steady offtake from downstream manufacturers supported the firmer tone across the period.
During the third quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in China reached 3,116 USD/MT in September. Prices increased as domestic producers maintained steady operating rates while facing firmer feedstock and processing expenses. Export oriented buyers kept procurement active, which reduced the volume of material available for the local spot market. Downstream manufacturers continued regular purchasing despite the firmer cost base. Freight and handling charges at major ports added to delivered values for buyers across the region. Suppliers stayed disciplined on offers, reinforcing the upward tone through the quarter.
During the third quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in Japan reached 4,243 USD/MT in September. Prices rose as import dependent buyers faced firmer replacement costs from overseas suppliers during the quarter. Limited domestic production kept the market reliant on imported volumes, reinforcing the impact of overseas price movements on local offers. Steady procurement from downstream manufacturers absorbed available material and kept offtake consistent. Higher logistics and handling charges for inbound shipments added further pressure to delivered values. Suppliers held firm on offers given the restricted prompt availability through the period.
During the third quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in France reached 2,874 USD/MT in September. Prices advanced as regional buyers maintained steady offtake of imported material despite firmer supplier offers. Tighter prompt availability across the European market encouraged purchasers to secure forward coverage rather than rely on spot purchases. Higher replacement costs linked to limited prompt supply added to the upward pressure on local quotations. Distributors maintained conservative inventory positions, which restricted the volume of material available to buyers seeking immediate delivery. Suppliers remained cautious about discounting through the quarter, reinforcing the upward tone.
During the third quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in Argentina reached 2,325 USD/MT in September. Prices moved upward as import dependent buyers faced firmer landed costs for material sourced from overseas suppliers. Currency movements against supplying nations added to procurement costs for local purchasers managing foreign denominated purchases. Steady demand from downstream manufacturers kept offtake consistent despite the firmer pricing environment. Distributors kept inventories conservative, which limited the volume of prompt material available to spot buyers. Suppliers held firm on offers given the tighter availability across the quarter.
Polyisoprene Prices Outlook Q2 2026
- USA: USD 4079/MT
- China: USD 2997/MT
- Japan: USD 4076/MT
- France: USD 2761/MT
- Argentina: USD 2215/MT
During the second quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in the USA reached 4079 USD/MT in June. Prices moved upward as firm demand from tire manufacturers, medical product producers, adhesives formulators, and industrial rubber processors supported regular procurement. Higher isoprene feedstock costs increased production expenses and strengthened supplier offers. Producers also faced elevated energy, transportation, and plant operating costs, which reduced room for price concessions.
During the second quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in China reached 2997 USD/MT in June. The market strengthened as tire manufacturing, automotive component production, medical applications, and industrial rubber processing maintained steady demand. Firmer isoprene and petrochemical feedstock costs raised production economics and encouraged domestic producers to maintain higher offers.
During the second quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in Japan reached 4076 USD/MT in June. Prices increased as demand for high quality material from medical products, specialty rubber goods, tires, and precision industrial applications remained firm. Japanese consumers continued regular procurement where purity, consistency, and performance requirements limited the use of alternative elastomers. Higher isoprene feedstock and imported petrochemical costs strengthened production expenses, while energy and logistics charges added further support to supplier offers.
During the second quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in France reached 2761 USD/MT in June. The market moved upward as European tire replacement demand, industrial rubber consumption, and specialty applications supported steady procurement. Producers and importers faced higher feedstock, energy, freight, and handling costs, which increased replacement values and encouraged firmer quotations.
During the second quarter of 2026, the polyisoprene prices in Argentina reached 2215 USD/MT in June. Prices rose strongly as import dependence, higher replacement costs, and limited domestic supply flexibility increased procurement expenses. Local buyers relied on overseas material for many specialized synthetic rubber applications, leaving the market sensitive to freight, supplier quotations, financing conditions, and shipment timing.
Polyisoprene Prices Outlook Q3 2025
- USA: USD 3415/MT
- China: USD 2530/MT
- Japan: USD 3460/MT
- France: USD 2280/MT
- Argentina: USD 1845/MT
During the third quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in the USA reached 3415 USD/MT in September. Prices moved downward as demand from the tire and industrial rubber goods sectors weakened. Softer automotive production schedules reduced offtake, while adequate domestic supply availability limited pricing support. Buyers adopted cautious procurement strategies, focusing on contract fulfillment rather than incremental spot purchases.
During the third quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in China reached 2530 USD/MT in September. Prices declined due to subdued demand from downstream rubber processing and automotive component manufacturers. Export inquiries remained limited, while steady operating rates among domestic producers ensured comfortable supply conditions. Conservative buying behavior and inventory destocking added pressure to market sentiment.
During the third quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in Japan reached 3460 USD/MT in September. Prices edged lower as demand from high-performance rubber and automotive applications softened. Stable production output and sufficient raw material availability supported uninterrupted supply. Buyers remained selective, aligning procurement volumes closely with confirmed production requirements.
During the third quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in France reached 2280 USD/MT in September. Prices moved downward amid weaker consumption from industrial rubber goods and specialty elastomer applications. Manufacturing activity remained restrained, while steady regional supply flows ensured adequate availability. Buyers prioritized short-term sourcing, limiting price stability.
During the third quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in Argentina reached 1845 USD/MT in September. Prices moved upward due to relatively firm demand from the tire replacement market. Limited domestic production capacity increased reliance on imports, while logistical constraints influenced procurement timing. Buyers secured material to meet near-term requirements, supporting localized price firmness.
Polyisoprene Prices Outlook Q2 2025
- USA: USD 3471/MT
- China: USD 2598/MT
- Japan: USD 3513/MT
- France: USD 2305/MT
- Argentina: USD 1820/MT
During the second quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in the USA reached 3471 USD/MT in June. Market conditions were shaped by balanced demand from tire manufacturing and industrial rubber applications. Procurement activity remained steady, supported by stable production schedules and sufficient inventory availability across the supply chain.
During the second quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in China reached 2598 USD/MT in June. Demand from downstream rubber processors remained moderate, with buyers maintaining controlled purchasing volumes. Stable operating rates among producers and adequate inventory levels supported smooth supply conditions throughout the quarter.
During the second quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in Japan reached 3513 USD/MT in June. Consumption from automotive and specialty rubber segments remained stable. Domestic producers maintained consistent output levels, while buyers focused on contractual sourcing to manage cost exposure effectively.
During the second quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in France reached 2305 USD/MT in June. Demand from industrial rubber goods manufacturers remained measured. Sufficient regional availability and predictable supply schedules supported steady procurement patterns without significant market disruptions.
During the second quarter of 2025, the polyisoprene prices in Argentina reached 1820 USD/MT in June. Procurement activity was supported by steady demand from the tire and rubber processing sectors. Import availability remained adequate, allowing buyers to align purchases closely with consumption needs.
Regional Coverage
The report provides a detailed analysis of the market across different regions, each with unique pricing dynamics influenced by localized market conditions, supply chain intricacies, and geopolitical factors. This includes price trends, price forecast and supply and demand trends for each region, along with spot prices by major ports. The report also provides coverage of FOB and CIF prices, as well as the key factors influencing polyisoprene prices.
Europe Polyisoprene Price Trend
Q3 2026:
The polyisoprene price index in Europe moved upward through the quarter, supported by tighter prompt availability and steady demand from downstream manufacturers. France, a leading processing market in the region, recorded firmer quotations as buyers maintained regular procurement despite firmer supplier offers. European consumers depend substantially on imported material, so firmer offers in supplying markets feed quickly into landed costs. Distributors kept inventories lean, which limited the volume of prompt material available to buyers seeking immediate delivery. Logistics constraints and periodic congestion at major ports restricted the timely movement of cargo and encouraged forward purchasing. Firmer isoprene feedstock costs in supplying regions added further pressure to replacement values. Demand from medical and industrial rubber goods manufacturers remained resilient despite the firmer cost base. Suppliers stayed cautious about discounting given the tight prompt market, reinforcing the upward tone through the quarter. Negotiations over forward positions reflected the firmer market sentiment across the period.
Q2 2026:
The polyisoprene price index in Europe moved upward as higher feedstock costs, firm synthetic rubber demand, and tighter imported material availability supported producer offers. Regional tire manufacturers maintained steady procurement, particularly for replacement and specialty tire applications, which limited opportunities for buyers to negotiate lower prices. Demand from medical components, adhesives, footwear, and industrial rubber goods also supported consumption. Producers faced elevated energy, utility, and logistics expenses, which strengthened production costs and encouraged firm contract settlements. Import dependence for selected grades exposed buyers to higher freight and replacement costs when global supply conditions tightened.
Q3 2025:
As per the polyisoprene price index, Europe witnessed downward pressure, reflecting declining prices in France. Demand from industrial rubber goods and automotive component manufacturers softened as production activity remained subdued. Specialty elastomer consumption also moderated amid cautious manufacturing output. Regional producers maintained stable operations, while efficient intra-European logistics ensured adequate supply across key consuming markets.
Q2 2025:
In Europe, polyisoprene market conditions were shaped by measured demand from automotive components, tire manufacturing, and industrial rubber goods sectors, including in France. Buyers aligned procurement volumes closely with confirmed production schedules amid cautious manufacturing output. Industrial activity influenced elastomer consumption across multiple end-use segments. Regional production and imports supported ongoing availability, while established logistics networks enabled timely fulfillment without encouraging inventory accumulation.
This analysis can be extended to include detailed polyisoprene price information for a comprehensive list of countries.
| Region | Countries Covered |
|---|---|
| Europe | Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Russia, Turkey, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Belgium, Austria, Ireland, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Romania, Finland, Czech Republic, Portugal, and Greece, among other European countries. |
North America Polyisoprene Price Trend
Q3 2026:
The polyisoprene price index in North America moved upward during the quarter, reflecting firmer replacement costs and steady downstream demand. The USA, the leading consuming market in the region, saw manufacturers maintain active procurement of available material through the period. Regional buyers rely on a mix of domestically produced and imported volumes, so firmer international quotations and freight charges feed directly into landed values. Distributors kept inventories conservative, which reduced flexibility for buyers seeking prompt deliveries. Quality documentation requirements limited the number of qualified suppliers able to serve large contracts, keeping competition restrained. Logistics constraints at major ports restricted the timely movement of inbound cargo and encouraged forward purchasing. Demand from medical and industrial rubber goods manufacturers remained consistent across the quarter. Suppliers held firm on offers given the tighter prompt market, reinforcing the upward tone through the period.
Q2 2026:
Polyisoprene price index in North America strengthened as firm tire manufacturing demand, higher upstream isoprene costs, and controlled supply availability supported rising offers. Producers faced continued pressure from feedstock, energy, transportation, and plant operating expenses, which encouraged suppliers to defend margins through firmer pricing. Demand from replacement tires, medical products, adhesives, and specialized industrial rubber applications provided a stable consumption base. Buyers maintained regular procurement to protect production schedules, particularly where qualification requirements limited substitution with alternative elastomers. Domestic supply remained available, but limited spot flexibility reduced buyer leverage when replenishment needs increased.
Q3 2025:
As per the polyisoprene price index, North America experienced downward pressure, led by the decline observed in the USA. Tire manufacturing activity slowed as automotive production schedules were adjusted, reducing elastomer demand. Industrial rubber goods producers also moderated intake due to lower order visibility. Domestic producers maintained routine operating rates, while inventory availability across distribution channels encouraged buyers to focus on short-term procurement rather than discretionary purchases.
Q2 2025:
In North America, polyisoprene demand patterns were influenced by procurement discipline across tire manufacturing and industrial rubber applications in the USA. Buyers focused on sourcing material in line with operational needs rather than forward coverage. Inventory management remained a key consideration, with distributors limiting exposure amid uncertain downstream visibility. Domestic production and import availability supported material access without operational constraints.
Specific polyisoprene historical data within the United States and Canada can also be provided.
| Region | Countries Covered |
|---|---|
| North America | United States and Canada |
Middle East and Africa Polyisoprene Price Trend
Q3 2026:
The study includes polyisoprene price trends across the Middle East and Africa, taking into consideration variables that have a direct impact on market prices, such as regional industrial expansion, natural resource availability, and geopolitical conflicts.
Q2 2026:
The study includes polyisoprene price trends across the Middle East and Africa, considering variables such as regional industrial expansion, natural resource availability, and geopolitical conflicts.
Q3 2025:
As per polyisoprene price chart, the prices in the Middle East and Africa fluctuated due to a complex interplay of factors, primarily driven by supply chain disruptions, seasonal demand shifts, and geopolitical influences.
Q2 2025:
The report explores the polyisoprene pricing trends and polyisoprene price chart in the Middle East and Africa, considering factors like regional industrial growth, the availability of natural resources, and geopolitical tensions that uniquely influence market prices.
In addition to region-wise data, information on polyisoprene prices for countries can also be provided.
| Region | Countries Covered |
|---|---|
| Middle East & Africa | Saudi Arabia, UAE, Israel, Iran, South Africa, Nigeria, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Iraq, Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco, among other Middle Eastern and African countries. |
Asia Pacific Polyisoprene Price Trend
Q3 2026:
The polyisoprene price index in Asia Pacific moved upward, supported by firm import replacement costs and steady industrial demand. China, a principal producing and consuming market in the region, recorded firmer offers as producers revised quotations upward in response to firmer feedstock and processing expenses. Japan saw higher landed costs as import dependent buyers faced firmer supplier offers during the quarter. Regional manufacturers maintained steady procurement to meet ongoing requirements across medical and industrial applications. Export competition among regional suppliers shaped the volumes available for cross border shipment. Firm freight and container availability at major ports influenced delivered costs for buyers across the region. Currency movements against supplying nations added to procurement costs for importers managing foreign denominated purchases. Suppliers maintained disciplined offers, which limited the volume of prompt material available to spot buyers, reinforcing the firmer market tone.
Q2 2026:
Polyisoprene prices in Asia Pacific increased as strong tire production, medical demand, and higher upstream feedstock costs supported firmer supplier offers. China and Japan remained important centers of consumption, with tire, automotive component, medical, adhesive, and industrial rubber manufacturers maintaining regular purchasing. Demand for higher purity grades also supported pricing in applications where product consistency and regulatory requirements limited substitution. Producers faced pressure from isoprene monomer and petrochemical feedstock costs, while logistics and export commitments influenced available spot volumes. Natural rubber supply concerns also encouraged some downstream users to maintain synthetic rubber procurement as part of their formulation strategies.
Q3 2025:
Asia Pacific experienced downward pricing pressure, reflecting declines in China and Japan. Demand from tire manufacturing and automotive component production weakened, reducing polyisoprene consumption. Rubber processors operated cautiously amid slower downstream orders. Producers in major supplying countries maintained regular output, ensuring sufficient availability. Export demand within the region remained limited, shaping inter-country trade flows and inventory planning decisions.
Q2 2025:
In Asia Pacific, procurement behavior was shaped by controlled demand from automotive and industrial rubber applications in China and Japan. Buyers focused on contractual sourcing aligned with immediate production needs. Rubber processors adjusted intake volumes based on downstream order visibility. Ongoing availability from domestic production and imports supported consistent material access across regional markets.
This polyisoprene price analysis can be expanded to include a comprehensive list of countries within the region.
| Region | Countries Covered |
|---|---|
| Asia Pacific | China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Nepal, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Hongkong, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand, among other Asian countries. |
Latin America Polyisoprene Price Trend
Q3 2026:
The polyisoprene price index in Latin America moved upward through the quarter, supported by firmer import replacement costs and steady downstream demand. Argentina, a significant market in the region, recorded firmer offers as import dependent buyers faced higher landed costs for material sourced from overseas suppliers. Regional consumers depend heavily on imported volumes, so firmer quotations in supplying markets feed quickly into delivered values. Currency movements against supplying nations added further uncertainty to procurement costs for local buyers managing foreign denominated purchases. Distributors maintained lean inventories, which limited the volume of prompt material available to non contract buyers. Logistics constraints and periodic port congestion restricted the timely movement of cargo and encouraged forward purchasing. Demand from industrial rubber goods and medical manufacturers remained resilient despite the firmer cost base. Suppliers stayed cautious about discounting given the tighter prompt market, reinforcing the upward tone through the quarter.
Q2 2026:
Polyisoprene prices in Latin America rose as higher import replacement costs, currency related procurement pressure, and steady tire and industrial rubber demand supported firmer market offers. The region remained dependent on imported synthetic rubber for several specialized applications, making local prices sensitive to supplier quotations from North America, Europe, and Asia. Tire manufacturing and replacement demand provided a stable outlet, while adhesives, footwear, medical products, and molded rubber goods contributed additional consumption. Importers managed inventories carefully as financing and logistics costs remained important purchasing considerations, yet buyers continued replenishment to avoid production disruptions.
Q3 2025:
Polyisoprene prices in Latin America moved upward, led by price increases in Argentina. Demand from the tire replacement segment remained relatively firm, supporting consumption levels. Limited domestic production capacity increased reliance on imports, while logistical considerations influenced procurement timing. Buyers focused on securing material to meet immediate operational needs, which supported localized price strength across the market.
Q2 2025:
In Latin America, polyisoprene demand was driven primarily by tire manufacturing and rubber processing activity in Argentina. Consumption patterns remained closely tied to end-use demand. Import flows continued to supply the market, enabling buyers to plan procurement around operational requirements. Purchasing strategies emphasized volume control and inventory discipline.
This comprehensive review can be extended to include specific countries within the region.
| Region | Countries Covered |
|---|---|
| Latin America | Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Columbia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru, among other Latin American countries. |
Polyisoprene Pricing Report, Market Analysis, and News
IMARC's latest publication, “Polyisoprene Prices, Trend, Chart, Demand, Market Analysis, News, Historical and Forecast Data Report 2026 Edition,” presents a detailed examination of the polyisoprene market, providing insights into both global and regional trends that are shaping prices. This report delves into the spot price of polyisoprene at major ports and analyzes the composition of prices, including FOB and CIF terms. It also presents detailed polyisoprene prices trend analysis by region, covering North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East and Africa. The factors affecting polyisoprene pricing, such as the dynamics of supply and demand, geopolitical influences, and sector specific developments, are thoroughly explored. This comprehensive report helps stakeholders stay informed with the latest market news, regulatory updates, and technological progress, facilitating informed strategic decision-making and forecasting.
Polyisoprene Industry Analysis
The global polyisoprene market size reached 22.0 Million Tons in 2025. By 2034, IMARC Group expects the market to reach 35.5 Million Tons, at a projected CAGR of 5.45% during 2026-2034. Market growth is being driven by steadily rising demand for polyisoprene in medical gloves and protective articles, expanding tyre and rubber goods manufacturing, and growing adoption of latex-based adhesives and specialty elastomer applications across healthcare, industrial and consumer markets worldwide.
Latest News and Developments:
- September 2026: Cariflex Pte. Ltd. broke ground on a new polyisoprene latex plant in Singapore, described by the company as the world's largest facility of its kind for medical end markets.
- May 2025: Cariflex Pte. Ltd. began commercial operations at its new polyisoprene latex manufacturing plant on Jurong Island, Singapore, after completing construction and commissioning.
- March 2025: A study on Hevea brasiliensis latex examined how the plant produces natural rubber, the naturally occurring form of cis-1,4-polyisoprene.
Product Description
Polyisoprene is the synthetic elastomer obtained by polymerising isoprene, the monomer 2-methyl-1,3-butadiene, and it is traded both as a solid rubber and as a concentrated latex. Its repeat unit has the molecular formula C5H8, so the polymer is written as (C5H8)n. The commercially important form is cis-1,4-polyisoprene, whose chain structure closely matches the polymer present in natural rubber, while trans-1,4-polyisoprene is a harder and more crystalline material. The solid grade is produced by solution polymerisation of isoprene monomer, obtained from petrochemical C5 streams, in a hydrocarbon solvent using stereospecific catalyst systems that direct the addition of the monomer units into a predominantly cis configuration. The resulting polymer cement is then steam stripped to separate the solvent, and the crumb is dried and baled for shipment. Polyisoprene latex is instead made by emulsion polymerisation of isoprene in water with a surfactant and an initiator, after which the latex is concentrated. Unlike natural rubber, polyisoprene is produced from a purified petrochemical monomer rather than a plant source, so it carries no plant-derived protein fraction. Its principal end-use industry is medical manufacturing, where the latex serves as the material for surgical and examination gloves and for protective articles such as condoms and catheters. The solid elastomer is used in tyre compounds, footwear, belting, hoses and general rubber goods, where it contributes elasticity and tear resistance. It also functions as the elastic component in adhesives and sealants and in dental and sporting applications. Polyisoprene is traded as pale baled or crumb rubber, as concentrated latex, and in grades differentiated by cis content and by suitability for medical or industrial use.
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