What will WTI Crude Oil (WTI) hit in September 2026?
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The price of physical oil reached $125 The oil market opened, but neither the claim that the Strait of Hormuz was open by Trump and his Treasury Secretary worked, nor did Axios' news stories about negotiations with Iran; in the end, the price of oil started its western week with a jump of $106. A review of the chart shows the difference between the price of Brent futures, or paper oil, and the price of real oil, known in the oil markets as Dated Brent, has reached about $18. That is, when the price of Brent oil is at the $108 mark, the real price of oil in the market is trading at about $125 per barrel. At the time of publication of this news, US crude oil is trading at $95.90 and Brent oil is trading at $108.11 per barrel.
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Saudi Arabian oil pipeline, which was shut down by drone attacks, is set to resume operation; supply concerns have subsided, causing WTI to briefly fall below $90; full recovery expected in several weeks.
NY crude oil briefly fell below $90 per barrel.
NY crude oil continues to fall, closing in the $94 range. Exports are expected to resume as Saudi Arabia restarts its east-west pipeline, easing concerns.
NY crude oil futures market falls for the fifth consecutive trading day, closing in the $94 range.
NY crude oil futures market falls for the fifth consecutive trading day, closing in the $94 range.
Brent crude futures fell 2% to $94.318 a barrel on September 22, while WTI crude futures fell 3% to $89.576 a barrel.
Cailian Press reported on September 22 that WTI crude oil futures fell below $90 per barrel, last trading at $89.86 per barrel, down 2.72% on the day.
NY crude oil futures market falls for the fourth consecutive trading day, closing in the $95 range.
NY crude oil futures market falls for the fourth consecutive trading day, closing in the $95 range.
Oil hits $130 Information received by Fars from an exporter of oil products indicates that with the continued disruption of tanker traffic in the region and a sharp decrease in oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz, the price of physical oil has now reached above $130 per barrel. Expectations of inflation in the petrochemical products market, which had previously been raised with the decrease in Chinese oil imports, have been reinforced by the country's 2 to 3 million barrel reduction in oil imports until last month; so that China's oil imports fell from 11.4 million barrels to about 8 to 8.5 million barrels per day. Also, according to this information, the flow of oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased from an average of 21.6 million barrels per day at the end of 2025 to about 4.9 million barrels per day in the second quarter of 2026, which means a decrease of about 77%. @Farsna - Link
NY crude oil hits 4-month high of $105 amid concerns over worsening supply stagnation; US stocks fall.
U.S. Crude Oil Futures Settle at $105.83/bbl, Up $4.44, 4.38 PCT
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.
Oil jumps 1.5% towards $110 a barrel amid escalating supply concerns
Oil prices jump more than 4.5 percent to nearly $110 a barrel as tensions escalate between the United States and Iran. Brent crude rises to around $109.5 and US crude to around $104.6 a barrel. Growing concerns about disruptions to oil supplies through the Straits of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb.
Oil on the verge of $110 With increasing tensions in the Middle East, the postponement of the meeting between Iran and the Persian Gulf countries in Salalah, Oman, and recent developments in Yemen, the price of Brent oil reached $109. US oil (WTI) fell to $104 and UAE oil entered the $131 range. Get the latest news:
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Oil Surges As Saudi Pipeline Crisis Puts 4% Of Global Supply At Risk; Bernstein Warns Of $150 Crude
Cailian Press reported on September 14 that WTI crude oil futures rose by 3% to $103.101 per barrel.
Oil prepares to start the new week above $100 per barrel World oil prices are holding above $100 per barrel ahead of the start of the new trading week. Tensions in the Middle East and risks for key exporters remain the main growth drivers. At the end of the last session, quotes were: Brent — $104.61 per barrel. WTI — $100.05 per barrel. Both grades have added more than 8% over the week, despite Friday's price decline of 2.3–2.8%. Market participants continue to closely monitor threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and disruptions in the transportation of raw materials.
Oil prices remain above $100 amid the situation in the Middle East Despite Friday's decline, Brent and WTI remain above $100 per barrel and could add more than 8% by the end of the week. Brent is trading around $104.61, WTI - $100.05 per barrel. The correction followed reports of possible negotiations on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, but the risks of supply disruptions remain. Additional pressure is being created by production cuts in Saudi Arabia and damage to the East-West oil pipeline, which allows oil to be exported bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
Oil prices rise weekly as US diesel hits record high Oil prices remained on track for a significant weekly gain despite a decline on supply concerns, while US diesel prices hit a new record. Brent crude oil prices fell $2.46 per barrel, or 2.29 percent, to $105.17 per barrel at 4:33 p.m. GMT. WTI crude oil fell $2.44, or 2.38 percent, to $100.4 a barrel. The factors that led to Thursday's increase are fading, said Phil Flynn, senior analyst at Price Futures Group. Two European Central Bank policymakers said on Friday they expected interest rates to rise as energy prices rise due to the ongoing war, which would push up other prices in the eurozone. shana.ir/news/2748614 @Shananewsroom
A high-ranking Iranian source told Al-Mayadeen: The price of a barrel of oil has reached $110 and is likely to rise further.
A high-ranking Iranian source told Al-Mayadeen: The price of a barrel of oil has reached $110 and is likely to rise further.
(Al Mayadeen) A high-ranking Iranian source told Al Mayadeen: The price of a barrel of oil has reached $110 and is likely to rise further.
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What will WTI Crude Oil (WTI) hit in September 2026?