TREE NEWS reports: Crude oil rose more than 2% as night futures trading opened, with fuel oil, coking coal, PVC, methanol, propylene, asphalt, pure benzene, Shanghai tin, polypropylene, plastics and low-sulfur fuel oil each gaining over 1%. Caustic soda fell more than 2%, the only contract cited as declining.
Night futures open: crude oil up over 2%, coking coal, PVC, methanol, tin also gain
The move is broad rather than isolated, with gains spanning energy, industrial chemicals and metals while caustic soda is the lone cited decliner — a pattern that points to a commodity-wide bid rather than a single supply story. For RWA and tokenized-commodity watchers, the relevance is in how such synchronized futures moves feed through to collateral values and on-chain commodity proxies. Whether the breadth holds into the regular session, and whether caustic soda's weakness spreads, is the open question.
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