WTI crude recovers 1.5% drop, turns positive at $91.586/bbl

The reversal matters less for its size than for its timing: a 1.5% selloff that fails to hold suggests the earlier move was positioning rather than conviction, and dip-buying interest remains present near these levels. For anyone tracking macro risk transmission into crypto and RWA markets, crude's ability to hold positive territory is a useful, if imperfect, read on broader risk appetite. Whether this intraday recovery extends into a sustained bid, or merely marks a pause before the next leg lower, is the open question.