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Japanese market
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Exports of fruits and vegetables to Japan are expected to exceed 6.182 billion VND in 2025.
Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports to Japan are projected to increase by 17.97% in 2025, reaching $237.8 million. Chrysanthemums, bananas, and sweet potatoes are the three main products, accounting for nearly 47% of the total export value.
Market
Rubber prices today, February 5th: Japanese market recovers strongly, prices in Shanghai rise 1.64%.
Asian rubber markets rose across the board on February 4th, driven by a weaker yen and higher crude oil prices. Rubber prices in Shanghai recorded a notable increase of 1.64%.
Rubber prices today, January 15th: Japanese market hits 10-month high due to weakening yen.
Global rubber prices have seen a strong upward trend, with the Japanese market reaching its highest level since March 2025, driven by favorable exchange rates and stockpiling demand from China.
Japan warns about the yen, exchange rate hits record high.
Japanese Finance Ministry officials have expressed deep concern about the yen's depreciation, despite the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike, leaving open the possibility of market intervention.
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