GLOBAL, 13 September 2026 — Brent crude finished at $104.61 a barrel, down $3.02, or 2.81%, in a delayed futures-market snapshot captured after the 11 September session.
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Brent posted the larger percentage loss of the two main crude benchmarks in the captured session. Its premium to WTI was about $4.56 a barrel using the same delayed snapshots.
Market context
The Brent-WTI spread is watched as a rough signal of differences between the seaborne international market and the US benchmark. It is not a standalone measure of physical-market tightness, and contract months, delivery terms and timing can change the comparison.
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The figure is a delayed benchmark futures quote, not an executable offer or a universal physical-market price. Contract specifications, expiry, currency, venue and vendor timing can produce different figures. CapKet calculated the percentage change from the displayed prior close and rounded it to two decimal places.
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