Brent at $111.58 and WTI at $102.88 put the spread at $8.71, down from the prior session; the seven-grade book reprices delivered cost off Brent plus premium and freight.

Brent $110.23 and WTI $101.40 this morning leave the spread at $8.83, down from $9.60; seven transshipment grades repriced per voyage.

EUR/CNY at 7.4221 (+0.0742) and EUR/USD at 1.1136 weaken the euro, lowering RMB landed cost of euro-priced transshipment; CIPS euro direct clearing drops the dollar leg, T+2 to T+1.

Brent at 111.301 and WTI at 101.706 push the spread from 9.022 to 9.595. Brent-linked Oman and Dubai delivered quotes need a refresh.

USD/JPY 157.87 and USD/KRW 1326.24 weaken vs the dollar while USD/CNY 6.6675 firms; the yen funding leg gets dearer, and USD/JPY above 158 triggers a transshipment funding-currency switch.

Brent settles at $109.94 and WTI at $100.92, pushing the transatlantic spread back above $9. The delivered-and-dutied cost of the seven transshipment grades — ESPO, Dubai, Oman, Urals, Basrah Light, Bonny Light, Lula — edges higher in lockstep, and the window to lock forward FX tightens.

Brent-WTI spread reached $13.54/bbl today, forcing a repricing of the seven transshipment grades' delivered quotes while downstream cracks still hold.

The Brent–WTI spread printed $12.11 a barrel, widening about $1.13 from the prior $10.98 and reopening arbitrage windows across seven transshipment grades.

USD/CNY 6.6760, USD/KRW 1324.13 and USD/JPY 158.07 all eased; dollar-quoted landed cargoes cost less in local currency and locked orders reprice to the new rates.

Both crudes firmed and the transatlantic spread tightened about $0.18 from the prior session; the landed and duty-paid model for all seven transshipment grades needs a refresh.

Brent prints $109.93/bbl (+3.78%) and WTI $101.85/bbl (+3.96%); the synchronized move widens the Brent–WTI spread back to $8.08. Applying SNSUC's listing formula Brent × FX × 7.33 × grade (grade 1.0) lifts the delivered basis to ¥5,388/t, forcing a repricing of the seven-grade transshipment quotes.

Brent at $109.928 and WTI at $101.846 keep the spread above $8. SNSUC's transshipment list prices off Brent x FX x 7.33 x grade, so the absolute move rewrites every bill of lading.