Crude Oil all time high

NY crude oil futures market continues to rise, closing at over $91.

Cailian Press reported on September 28 that WTI crude oil futures rose by 3% to $95.191 per barrel.

NY crude oil futures market continues to rise, closing at over $94.

NY crude oil futures market continues to rise, closing at over $94.

Brent crude futures rose 3% to $98.3 per barrel on September 23, while WTI crude futures rose 2.53% to $92.809 per barrel.

Brent crude futures fell 2% to $94.318 a barrel on September 22, while WTI crude futures fell 3% to $89.576 a barrel.

BRENT CRUDE OIL PRICE DROPPED BELOW $100 A BARREL FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE SEPTEMBER 9 - TRADING DATA

J.P. Morgan September 17, 2026 Oil Markets Weekly Dry Powder (Parity Inventory) > For the first time since the start of the conflict, there is no baseline scenario, making it difficult to model the endgame. Many of the previously assumed economic red lines (oil price $100, gasoline near $5, inflation 4%, 10-year bond yield 5%) have already been crossed, but the exit path is even more ambiguous. Oil prices, gasoline, diesel, and inventories are all deteriorating simultaneously, putting the market on edge. > Pricing and Risk Pricing The estimated fair value for September is around $90, while Brent crude is at $106. Every 1 million barrels per day of disruption pushes up the price by about $4. A $16 premium represents the market pricing in the risk of "another 4 million barrels per day of loss," rather than confirming a permanent reduction in supply. New risks include the Red Sea/Mandeb Strait, the Saudi East-West pipeline, and attacks on Russian and Ukrainian refineries. With the US and Iran not de-escalating, and if the Trump-Xi meeting on September 24th fails to yield a breakthrough, the notion that "the disruption is only temporary" is even more difficult to accept. How the Market Clears Commodities must be balanced in real time, and inventory is the core clearing mechanism. Theoretically, April expected inventories to drop rapidly to the operational floor and oil prices to approach $100. In reality, however, governments and consumers deliberately retained inventory, with the total reduction only about one-third of the expected amount (555 million barrels). Inventory Sources and Demand Adjustments Release was mainly from the US, China, Europe, and Japan; South Korea, on the contrary, increased its inventory. The larger adjustment lay in demand: since March, demand has been about 4.4 million barrels per day lower than last year, about 1.5 times the adjustment implied by the inventory decline. Therefore, prices did not continue to rise sharply due to supply disruptions, with the average Brent price only around $94. Subsequent Potential and Conclusions US commercial inventories are nearing their bottom, with limited room for further inventory purging (SPR); Japan, South Korea, Europe, and China still have room for release, which could collectively pull global inventories towards the pressure threshold of approximately 7.65 billion barrels. The company has not yet reached the operational pressure line and still has a "dry powder" buffer, so prices can be temporarily suppressed. If the flow of goods to the Middle East remains unchanged, prices in the fourth quarter and December may be about $7-8 higher than currently predicted.

NY crude oil futures market falls for the first time in three trading days, closing at around $102.

Commodities 9:30 AM: Crude oil continues to rise, briefly reaching a four-month high; gold remains flat.

New York crude oil is trading at around $106 per barrel, its highest level in approximately four months.

New York crude oil is trading at around $106 per barrel, its highest level in approximately four months.

NY crude oil futures market closes at over $105, highest level in four months.

Crude Oil Tops $106, Hits Four-Month High • • According to Trading Economics market data, crude oil prices rose above $106 per barrel on September 15, 2026, U.S. Eastern Time, reaching a four-month high. The move was driven by tighter Middle East supply, with Saudi Arabia shutting the East-West pipeline, affecting the transport of 7 million barrels of crude per day, while protests also halted operations at several Libyan oil fields. In addition, China drew down oil inventories and increased orders in August.

Crude Oil Tops $106, Hits Four-Month High • • Crude oil prices rose above $106 per barrel on Tuesday, reaching a four-month high as Middle East supply disruptions tightened the market. Saudi Arabia shut the East-West pipeline, affecting the transport of 7 million barrels of crude per day, while protests also halted operations at several Libyan oil fields. In addition, China drew down oil inventories and increased orders in August.

Crude Oil Tops $106, Hits Four-Month High • • Crude oil prices rose above $106 per barrel on Tuesday, reaching a four-month high as Middle East supply disruptions tightened the market. Saudi Arabia shut the East-West pipeline, affecting the transport of 7 million barrels of crude per day, while protests also halted operations at several Libyan oil fields. In addition, China drew down oil inventories and increased orders in August.

Oil price crosses $107; market worried about supply Oil prices rose today, Tuesday, September 14, as concerns about supply disruptions increased, with the price of Brent crude oil increasing by 1.3% to $107.5 per barrel. Read the full text in the link below... @Nournews_ir

Cailian Press reported on September 14 that WTI crude oil futures rose by 3% to $103.101 per barrel.

NY crude oil futures market falls for the first time in nine trading days, closing in the $100 range.

Live: It’s worth noting that these stubborn inflation numbers pre-date the recent sharp rise in oil prices, with Brent Crude, the international benchmark, up 15 percent in September to roughly $105 per barrel. Oil price changes take a little time to flow through into higher energy costs, higher prices at the pump, and higher prices for other petroleum products.

Financial Associated Press, September 11 - WTI crude oil futures fell further by 3%, closing at $99.406 per barrel.

NY crude oil closes above $102 amid concerns over Middle East turmoil, reaching a four-month high.

Oil prices jumped more than 6 percent on Thursday, September 9, as the conflict in the region intensified and concerns about energy supply disruptions increased, with Brent crude reaching $107.63 per barrel. West Texas Intermediate crude also crossed the $100 mark. According to OilPrice data, the price of Murban oil rose more than 5 percent to $122.48, and the OPEC oil basket was priced at $112.25, up more than 4 percent. The increase in prices came after attacks on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of ​​Oman and the Houthis' advance on the Red Sea coast. Reuters reported that the capture of the port of Mocha and the Houthis' advance towards the Hanish Islands have increased concerns about the security of the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the route for Saudi Arabia's oil exports. At the same time, ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped sharply, with initial data showing that only seven ships passed through the waterway on September 8. The price of Brent oil on Wednesday crossed the $100 mark for the first time in six weeks. @VahidOOnLine @VahidOnline

NY crude oil futures market closes at over $102, highest level in four months.

NY crude oil futures market closes at over $102, highest level in four months.

Cailian Press reported on September 11 that WTI crude oil rose more than 6%, currently trading at $101.88 per barrel.

Financial Associated Press, September 10 - WTI crude oil futures rose 4% to $99.89 per barrel.

New York crude oil prices hit a three-and-a-half-month high, rising for the seventh consecutive trading day... Concerns over "disruption" in crude oil supply from the Middle East.

NY crude oil futures briefly rose to over $97, the highest level since late May.

NY crude oil hits 3.5-month high, closing at over $96, extending gains for the seventh consecutive day.