Shanghai Crude Oil Futures 2610 Contract Closes Night Session Up 6.19% at 816 Yuan/Barrel

The scale of the crude move stands out less for its size than for its company: gold and silver fell hard in the same session, which points to a broad repricing across Shanghai's commodity complex rather than an oil-specific catalyst. That divergence matters for anyone watching China's onshore pricing as a read on imported inflation and refining margins. Whether the split between energy and precious metals persists into the next session is the open question.