WTI November Crude Settles 1.01% Higher at $95.09 a Barrel

The move is notable less for its size than for its breadth: gains in crude alongside firmer gasoline, heating oil and natural gas point to a broad energy complex bid rather than an oil-specific story. That matters for anyone watching input costs, from refiners to transport and utilities, since the whole curve is repricing together. Whether the complex holds these levels into the next session, or gives them back, is the open question.