TREE NEWS reports: Brent crude futures fell below the $100 psychological mark for the first time since October 7, down more than 4% on the day. WTI crude also dropped 4.0% intraday to $92.23 per barrel. The move marks a sharp pullback in oil prices.
Brent crude falls below $100 for first time since Oct 7, down over 4%
The significance here is less the headline number than the timing: Brent breaking a level it has held since early October suggests the risk premium that built up in crude is being unwound, and the near-identical 4% moves in both benchmarks point to a broad repricing rather than a contract-specific quirk. That matters most for energy-heavy inflation readings and for assets whose fortunes have tracked oil's climb. The open question is whether this is a one-session flush or the start of a sustained de-risking in commodities.
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