Shanghai Crude Oil Futures Close Night Session Up 2.85% at 860 Yuan

The move is notable less for its size than for its breadth: crude, gold and silver all settling higher in the same session points to a shared macro impulse rather than an oil-specific supply story. That matters for Chinese traders using the Shanghai contracts as the domestic pricing anchor, since a coordinated metals-and-energy bid often reflects currency or risk sentiment as much as physical demand. Whether the three stay correlated in the sessions ahead, or crude decouples once the macro impulse fades, is the open question.