TREE NEWS reports: WTI November crude futures settled up $1.64, or 1.81%, at $92.16 a barrel. Middle East benchmark Abu Dhabi Murban crude rose 2.57% to $111.46 a barrel. NYMEX October natural gas settled at $3.0230 per million British thermal units, while October gasoline closed at $3.5870 a gallon and October heating oil at $4.7764 a gallon.
WTI November Crude Settles Up 1.81% at $92.16 a Barrel
AI take
The spread between WTI and Abu Dhabi Murban is the detail worth noting: the Middle East benchmark moved roughly three-quarters of a percentage point more on the day, a divergence that points to region-specific pressure rather than a uniform demand story. That matters for anyone tracking how geopolitical risk is being priced into different barrels. Whether the Murban premium keeps widening, or WTI plays catch-up, is the open question.
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