Brent fell 3.14% to $104.25/bbl; WTI dropped 2.54%; spread narrowed to $4.37/bbl. USD/CNY rose 0.09% to 6.7114. Geopolitical risk premium collapsed — no re-pricing despite Hormuz transits staying below 10 vessels for 3 consecutive days.

Brent crude futures fell 3.14% to 104.246 USD/bbl, reflecting market caution over global economic prospects.

Brent fell 3.43% and WTI 3.29% — signaling rapid unwinding of geopolitical risk premium; USD/CNY edged up 0.02% to 6.7070, while EUR/USD dropped 0.20%, confirming structural USD strength; fuel oil futures rose 4.58%, underscoring regional supply tightness.

Brent up 0.70% to $108.38/bbl, WTI +0.70%; USD/CNY rose 0.27% to 6.7161 — a 3-week high; EUR/USD dipped to 1.1613, USD/JPY climbed to 154.53 — signaling tightening USD liquidity and elevated geopolitical risk premium.

Brent crude fell 1.39% to $106.13/bbl, as market sentiment remained cautious.

Brent crude oil closed at 100.476 USD/bbl, down 0.73% from the previous trading day. Market uncertainty remains over economic recovery expectations.

Brent Crude reached $100.823/bbl, up 2.96% on the day, hitting a recent high.

Brent crude surged to $99.39/bbl today, up 2.47%. Market expectations for energy demand have strengthened.

Brent Crude prices reached 97.538 USD/bbl, up 1.31% from the previous day. Improved expectations for energy demand supported the price increase.

Brent at 95.929 USD/bbl, +0.43%. Narrow range, holding above $95—no clear relief for import costs yet.

Brent Crude rose to 95.93 USD/bbl, up 0.43% from the previous session. Market attention is focused on Middle East tensions and OPEC+ policy moves.

Brent crude oil prices rose to 95.929 USD/bbl, up 0.43% from the previous day. Market sentiment remains cautious amid global economic uncertainty.

Brent Crude prices rose slightly to 96.107 USD/bbl, up 0.50% from the previous trading day. Market participants remain cautious about global economic recovery expectations.

Brent Crude hit $97.199/bbl, up 1.64% from previous day, as market watches Middle East tensions and OPEC+ policy.

Brent crude prices rose 1.68% to $97.238/bbl today, driven by geopolitical risks and supply concerns.

Brent Crude closed at 90.997 USD/bbl, down 0.06%. Market caution persists over global economic recovery expectations.