TREE NEWS reports: Night-session futures opened with PVC and crude oil down more than 2%, while fuel oil fell nearly 2%. Coking coal, LPG, coke and low-sulfur fuel oil each dropped more than 1%. Ethylene glycol rose more than 1%, with international copper and Shanghai silver up nearly 1%.
Night session opens: PVC, crude oil fall over 2%; fuel oil down nearly 2%
The night session shows broad weakness across energy and industrial inputs, with crude and PVC leading declines while fuel oil and coking coal follow — a configuration that points to demand-side caution rather than a single-contract story. Ethylene glycol's gain alongside copper and silver suggests the selling is concentrated in fuels and construction-linked chemicals, not a uniform risk-off move. Whether the energy complex stabilizes or drags other industrial contracts lower is the open question.
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