Shanghai crude oil futures rise 1.54% to 607.30 yuan a barrel in night session

The split between crude and gold in the same session is the notable signal: energy firming while the safe-haven metal softens suggests positioning is tilting toward demand-side exposure rather than defensive hedges. Because this is a single night session on one contract, it reads more as a sentiment shift than a confirmed trend, and silver's marginal gain alongside gold's decline adds to the sense of rotation rather than broad risk appetite. Whether crude holds these gains into the next session, and whether gold's pullback extends, are the open questions worth tracking.