On Nov 1, 2026, Brent crude rose 2.44% to $113.498/bbl—the highest this year—driven by renewed Middle East supply concerns and extended OPEC+ output cuts. WTI gained 0.89% to $102.908/bbl.

On Nov 1, 2026, Brent crude rose 2.44% to USD 113.498/bbl; WTI gained 0.89% to USD 102.908/bbl. Escalating Middle East tensions and extended OPEC+ supply curbs drove the rally.

As of Oct 31, 2026, Brent crude rose 2.44% to $113.498/bbl; WTI gained 0.89% to $102.908/bbl amid escalating regional supply concerns.

Brent Crude rose 2.43% to $113.488/bbl on Oct 30, while WTI gained 2.18% to $104.225/bbl. Escalating Middle East tensions and renewed OPEC+ supply discipline drove the third consecutive daily rally.

Brent Crude rose 1.26% to $112.198/bbl on Oct 30, while WTI gained 1.25% to $103.275/bbl. Escalating Middle East tensions and renewed OPEC+ supply restraint signals drove the rally.

On Oct 28, Brent crude fell 0.96% to USD 109.682/bbl amid easing Middle East tensions, while WTI edged up 0.27% to USD 100.169/bbl. Fuel oil and bitumen prices declined 1.79% and 0.88% respectively.

Brent Crude fell 0.78% to $109.872/bbl on Oct 27, while WTI dropped 0.87% to $100.873/bbl. Easing Middle East supply concerns and a stronger USD contributed to the decline.

Brent Crude fell 1.46% to USD 110.066/bbl on Oct 27, while WTI edged down 0.25% to USD 101.509/bbl. Easing Middle East supply concerns and a stronger USD contributed to the pullback.

On Oct 26, Brent crude fell 1.63% to USD 109.879/bbl, while WTI dropped 2.17% to USD 101.027/bbl. Easing Middle East tensions and a marginally stronger USD contributed to the decline.

The delivered cost of SNSUC's seven crude re-export lines (ESPO/Dubai/Oman/Urals/Basrah Light/Bonny Light/Lula) was repriced today by freight and war-risk premiums across the Hormuz and Red Sea chokepoints. STS anchorage (Fujairah/Sohar) transshipment cost is becoming a heavier variable in re-export margins.

On Oct 25, Brent crude surged to USD 112.104/bbl (+3.17%), and WTI hit USD 103.493/bbl (+4.04%) — the strongest daily gains in three months. Fuel oil front-month rose 6.38% to CNY 5,349/t.

On Oct 25, Brent crude surged to USD 112.104/bbl (+3.17%), and WTI reached USD 103.493/bbl (+4.04%) — the strongest daily gains in three months. Fuel oil front-month contract jumped 6.38% to CNY 5,349/t.

On Oct 24, Brent crude surged 3.17% to USD 112.104/bbl and WTI rose 4.04% to USD 103.493/bbl — the strongest daily gains in three months. Fuel oil front-month jumped 6.38% to CNY 5,349/t.

Brent crude surged 3.85% to $113.012/bbl on Oct 23 — its highest in two weeks — driven by renewed Middle East supply concerns. WTI edged down 0.15% to $99.318/bbl, while fuel oil front-month rose 2.29% to ¥4,922/t.