WTI crude slides below $92 as intraday loss tops 3%

The speed of the move matters more than the level: a half-dollar slide in five minutes in WTI, with Brent falling harder, points to a fast, broad repricing across both benchmarks rather than a single-contract quirk. That kind of intraday velocity typically reflects a shift in positioning or a reaction to a headline not captured here. Whether the selloff holds into the close, or gets bought back as it has on other sharp dips, is the open question worth watching.