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Global distillates and bio-complexes are opening the week under divergent pressures, as headline geopolitical relief clashes with an aggressive widening in physical curve structure. Prompt energy softened early on—with November ULSD dipping 4.72¢ to $4.8519/gal (-0.98%) and Dec Brent easing $2.18 (-1.57%) to $107.68/bbl—as desks absorbed Washington’s 60-day review waiver on Russian diesel (slated at 2.3 mm bbl this month and scaling to 7.6 mm bbl/month) alongside G7 stock rel

Friday’s energy recovery comes alongside unconfirmed market talk of further military action in the Middle East over the weekend. Timing remains unconfirmed, and price movements alone do not establish the rumours as the cause. November gasoil rose $28.50 to $1,457/mt, while November/December backwardation widened from $41.75 to $45.25/mt, up 8.4%. November/January increased $5.75 to $84/mt. US ULSD reached $4.9116/gal, equivalent to $206.29/bbl, with the heat crack at $104.71/