TREE NEWS reports: Shanghai crude oil futures for the 2611 contract closed down 1.63% at 705.20 yuan per barrel in night trading. Gold and silver moved the other way, with Shanghai gold up 0.8% and Shanghai silver up 0.35% in the same session.
Shanghai crude oil futures fall 1.63% in night session to 705.20 yuan/bbl
The divergence is the story: crude and precious metals moving in opposite directions in the same session suggests the driver is not a single macro impulse but commodity-specific positioning. For RWA and tokenized-commodity watchers, Shanghai pricing is a useful proxy for Asian demand sentiment, and a soft crude print alongside firm gold hints at defensive rotation rather than broad risk appetite. Whether the crude-gold spread continues to widen is the open question to track.
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