Coking coal closes down 4.8% in night session; coke falls 3.1%

The night session showed broad weakness across the coal-to-chemical complex, with coking coal and coke leading declines while crude-linked bitumen and PTA also softened. The standout is the divergence in energy fuels: LPG and fuel oil rising against the trend suggests the selling is concentrated in steelmaking inputs rather than a uniform commodities risk-off. Whether that split persists into the day session, or fuel strength proves a one-session outlier, is the open question.