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2.41USD+0.17 USD (+7.59%) from previous observationTechnically specified rubber · Per kilogram · Monthly, September 2026

The World Bank: World Bank Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet)

+77.21%over 10 years

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GET /v1/commodities/physical/series/worldbank-cmo-rubber-tsr20/latest

{
  "period_start": "2026-09-01",
  "period_end": "2026-09-30",
  "price": "2.41",
  "published_on": null,
  "revision": 1,
  "series_id": "worldbank-cmo-rubber-tsr20",
  "currency": "USD",
  "unit": "kilogram",
  "unit_quantity": "1",
  "attribution": "The World Bank: World Bank Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet)"
}

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Key data points

Latest observation
2.41 USD September 2026
Previous observation
2.24 USD August 2026
12-month range
1.71 USD
to 2.41 USD
All-time high in data
5.58 USD February 2011
Unit
Kilogram
Currency
USD
Frequency
Monthly
Data since
January 1999

Price by unit

Rubber price by unit in USD
UnitPrice
kilogram2.41 USD
Pound1.0932 USD

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Rubber price by year

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Rubber price by year
YearAverageHighLowChange
2026 (to date)2.1144 USD2.41 USDSeptember 20261.84 USDJanuary 2026▲ +30.98%
20251.7692 USD2.01 USDFebruary 20251.61 USDJune 2025▼ −9.84%
20241.7533 USD2.01 USDOctober 20241.53 USDJanuary 2024▲ +30.07%
20231.3833 USD1.48 USDNovember 20231.29 USDAugust 2023▲ +3.55%
20221.5442 USD1.79 USDFebruary 20221.27 USDNovember 2022▼ −24.16%
20211.6783 USD1.74 USDMarch 20211.59 USDJanuary 2021▲ +8.18%
20201.3308 USD1.57 USDDecember 20201.11 USDApril 2020▲ +6.80%
20191.4117 USD1.50 USDApril 20191.30 USDOctober 2019▲ +7.35%
20181.3667 USD1.50 USDJanuary 20181.23 USDNovember 2018▼ −16.00%
20171.6675 USD2.23 USDFebruary 20171.43 USDNovember 2017▼ −32.41%
20161.3817 USD1.93 USDDecember 20161.08 USDJanuary 2016▲ +78.70%
20151.365 USD1.58 USDJune 20151.16 USDNovember 2015▼ −18.31%
20141.7142 USD2.14 USDJanuary 20141.47 USDDecember 2014▼ −31.31%
20132.5158 USD3.04 USDJanuary 20132.24 USDJuly 2013▼ −24.01%
20123.155 USD3.78 USDFebruary 20122.60 USDAugust 2012▼ −17.14%
20114.5183 USD5.58 USDFebruary 20113.33 USDNovember 2011▼ −37.15%
20103.3817 USD4.69 USDDecember 20102.89 USDMay 2010▲ +54.28%
20091.8008 USD2.79 USDDecember 20091.28 USDMarch 2009▲ +97.87%
20082.53 USD3.20 USDJuly 20081.18 USDDecember 2008▼ −53.36%
20072.1558 USD2.41 USDDecember 20071.94 USDJanuary 2007▲ +24.23%
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Rubber price by year
YearAverageHighLowChange
20061.9467 USD2.35 USDJune 20061.62 USDNovember 2006▼ −6.25%
20051.3867 USD1.63 USDOctober 20051.19 USDJanuary 2005▲ +36.97%
20041.2083 USD1.27 USDMarch 20041.14 USDAugust 2004▼ −1.65%
20031.005 USD1.29 USDOctober 20030.84 USDMay 2003▲ +37.78%
20020.7508 USD0.90 USDSeptember 20020.54 USDJanuary 2002▲ +57.41%
20010.5142 USD0.60 USDJanuary 20010.47 USDNovember 2001▼ −20.00%
20000.63 USD0.73 USDFebruary 20000.58 USDJuly 2000▼ −15.49%
19990.5908 USD0.76 USDNovember 19990.51 USDJuly 1999▲ +16.67%
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Common questions

What is the latest rubber price?

Technically specified rubber is 2.41 USD per kilogram. Monthly, September 2026. This is a published observation, not a live quote.

How has the rubber price changed?

The price changed by +0.17 USD (+7.59%) from the observation for August 2026.

How often does this price update?

This series is monthly. The latest observation covers September 2026. Observation dates describe the period measured, not when you opened this page.

What is the highest rubber price in this history?

The highest observation was 5.58 USD per kilogram for February 2011. This history runs from January 1999 to September 2026. It does not measure intraday highs.

How much is rubber per pound?

The latest benchmark converts to 1.0932 USD per pound. This conversion keeps the same price basis. It is not a separate retail quote.

Where does this price come from?

The World Bank: World Bank Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet)

Source
The World Bank: World Bank Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet)
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