Pulp up 2.8% in night session, bitumen and ethylene glycol also gain over 2%

The move stands out less for pulp itself than for the split it reveals across industrial inputs: softs-linked and oil-derived contracts bid, while the steelmaking chain slipped, with coking coal and coke both lower. That divergence points to demand or sentiment rotating between sectors rather than a single macro impulse. Whether pulp holds its night-session gain into the day session, and whether the coal complex keeps softening, is the open question worth tracking.