TREE NEWS reports: Fuel oil futures fell about 4.5% in the night trading session, with low-sulfur fuel oil dropping roughly 3.8%, LPG down 3.1%, PTA down 1.7% and coke down 0.3%. Iron ore bucked the trend, gaining about 0.4% in the session.
Fuel Oil Night Session Falls 4.5%; Low-Sulfur Fuel Oil Down 3.8%
The breadth of the move matters more than any single contract: fuel oil, low-sulfur fuel oil, LPG and PTA all fell together in one session, pointing to a broad repricing across the energy and petrochemical complex rather than an isolated fuel oil story. The lone gain in iron ore suggests the selling was concentrated in energy-linked barrels rather than a uniform risk-off sweep across commodities. Whether this clustering holds through the next session, or iron ore's divergence widens into a broader split between energy and bulk materials, is the open question worth watching.
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