WTI November Crude Settles Up 2.66% at $94.61 a Barrel

The move is notable less for its size than for its breadth: gains in crude came alongside firm settlements in gasoline, heating oil and natural gas, suggesting the bid is energy-complex-wide rather than a single-contract story. That matters for anyone with exposure to input costs or inflation-linked assets, since it points to pressure across the barrel rather than a one-off. Whether the complex holds together at these levels, or crude decouples from the refined products, is the open question.