The dollar eased, with USD/CNY at 6.6675 (RMB up 255 pips), USD/JPY at 157.7 (yen softer) and USD/KRW at 1325.9 (won marginally weaker). The three currency lines point different ways, so transshipment landed cost in local currency needs a line-by-line re-computation.

USD/CNY printed 6.6683 (-0.0285), with the yuan firming against the dollar. Yet USD/JPY rose to 157.48 and USD/KRW to 1325.0 as the yen and won both weakened against the dollar, while the euro softened to 7.4548 versus the yuan. The one-strong, three-weak split forces a fresh repricing of the currency mismatch in crude transfer books.

Brent at 109.928 and WTI at 101.846; USD/CNY 6.687 with yuan ~0.7% stronger leaves the RMB landed cost up only ~3.0%, so the import window stays open.

Both benchmarks fell; the Brent–WTI spread widened to USD 12.85 while a softer RMB lifted landed duty-paid cost, reshuffling short-haul light-sweet feedstock economics.