Methanol Futures Climb 7.2% in Night Session, LPG Up 5.8%

The split between energy-linked contracts and steelmaking inputs suggests the move is being driven by a feedstock or fuel-side story rather than broad commodity demand. Methanol and LPG are the notable gainers, while coke and iron ore — both tied to steel output — moved the other way, which is the more informative signal here. Whether that divergence persists into the next session, or whether it reflects a one-off night-session liquidity effect, is the open question.