TREE NEWS reports: WTI crude for October delivery settled at $91.30 per barrel on NYMEX. Abu Dhabi Murban crude futures fell 0.09% to $106 per barrel. NYMEX October natural gas settled at $2.9130 per million British thermal units, while gasoline and heating oil futures closed at $3.1349 and $4.5936 per gallon, respectively.
WTI crude settles at $91.30/bbl; gas at $2.9130/MMBtu
AI take
The settlement print shows energy benchmarks holding at levels that matter for inflation and input costs across industries. The spread between WTI and Murban highlights regional pricing dynamics, with the Middle East benchmark trading at a notable premium. For market watchers, the key question is whether crude sustains this level amid supply and demand signals, and what the natural gas figure implies for seasonality. No single move here is decisive, but the cluster of prices offers a snapshot of current energy market tension.
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