Brent up 1.15% at $114.47/bbl, WTI up 1.32% at $100.78/bbl: $13.69 spread — widest since Aug 2025. Fuel oil +6.80%, signaling extended Middle East–Red Sea voyage legs and re-priced war risk insurance. USD/CNY down 0.04%, but EUR/CNY down 0.34%, transmitting hedging pressure to European importers.

Brent up 1.06% to $109.98, WTI up 0.94% to $98.06; Brent-WTI spread widens to $11.92 — widest since Nov 2025. USD/CNY dips 0.02%, insufficient to offset oil surge. Geopolitical risk premium now lifts ESPO and Urals transshipment cost floors.

Brent up 0.99% to $106.73/bbl, WTI up 0.96% to $95.05/bbl; spread narrows to $11.68 — down $0.11 from prior close, lowest in 3 weeks. USD/CNY dipped 0.02%, failing to offset oil gains; fuel oil (+2.02%) and asphalt (+2.97%) surged in tandem, signaling easing regional supply stress.