Global oil prices fall
This morning, Brent crude fell to $96.69 per barrel and WTI dropped to $88.90, while the price of Azeri Light rose to $112.29 per barrel.
This morning, Brent crude fell to $96.69 per barrel and WTI dropped to $88.90, while the price of Azeri Light rose to $112.29 per barrel.
The price of Brent crude futures for November 2026 delivery on the London-based ICE exchange slid below $98 per barrel for the first time since September 8 of this year, market data showed on Tuesday.
Oil prices fell more than 2% Monday as hopes for renewed U.S.-Iran talks and a recovery in Saudi crude exports eased supply concerns that have kept prices elevated in recent weeks.
This morning, Brent crude dropped to $103.68 per barrel, a decline of more than 1% from the previous session, while WTI prices also fell.
Oil prices are falling today, with Brent losing more than 3.3% and WTI over 2.5%, bringing prices back to early‑September levels.
Oil prices are rising on the exchange, with Brent crude exceeding $105 for the first time since May 22 and WTI surpassing the $100 mark.
Benchmark Brent crude oil futures rose past $100 a barrel on Wednesday, hitting a more than six-week high and breaching the symbolic threshold for the first time since July 24 as intensifying conflict in the Middle East heightened concerns about oil flows from the region.
Oil prices moved higher as concerns grew that the conflict in the Middle East could drag on, with Brent rising 0.9% to $97.24 and WTI gaining 0.9% as well to $92.36.
Oil prices moved higher for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, although they reduced earlier gains as investors monitored renewed military exchanges between the U.S. and Iran and their potential implications for Middle Eastern crude supplies.
Brent crude rose above $92 per barrel on Monday, extending gains from the previous session amid renewed hostilities in the Middle East.
The price of futures contracts of Brent crude oil for October 2026 delivery on London’s ICE has risen above $92 per barrel for the first time since July 30, 2026, according to trade data.
The price of Brent crude oil futures for October on the London exchange rose above $85 per barrel, with WTI and Azerbaijani crude also climbing.
The price of Brent crude oil futures for October fell below $80 a barrel on Wednesday for the first time since July 13, according to ICE data.
The price of Azerbaijan's Azeri Light crude oil increased by $6.97, or 7.64%, from the previous session to $98.19 per barrel.
The price of futures contracts of Brent crude oil for September 2026 delivery has dropped by more than 9% on London’s ICE, diving below $88 per barrel for the first time since July 21, 2026, according to trade data.
The price of Azerbaijan's Azeri Light crude oil on a CIF basis at Italy's Augusta port increased by $1.83, or 1.85%, from the previous session to $100.56 per barrel.
Brent crude rose above $98 per barrel while WTI approached $90 as geopolitical tensions intensified. Houthi forces claimed attacks on two Saudi oil tankers, prompting some vessels to avoid the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Markets are increasingly pricing in the risk of supply disruptions after oil gained nearly 20% in roughly two weeks.
The price of futures contracts of Brent crude oil for September 2026 delivery on London’s ICE has risen above $91 per barrel for the first time since June 11, 2026, according to trade data.
The price of futures contracts of Brent crude oil for September 2026 delivery on London’s ICE has risen above $87 per barrel for the first time since June 12, 2026, according to trade data.
Oil prices remained firmly higher on Monday despite retreating from an early rally of almost 5%, with investors continuing to assess the potential impact of renewed military tensions between the U.S. and Iran on global crude supplies.