China night session: methanol jumps nearly 7%, tin falls over 2%

The split is the story: a broad energy and petrochemical bid alongside softer metals and building materials points to a feedstock or supply-driven move in the chemicals complex rather than a uniform risk-on impulse. That distinction matters for anyone reading Chinese industrial demand signals, since the two legs imply different things about activity. Whether the energy-led gains hold into the daytime session, and whether metals keep sliding, is the open question.