GLOBAL — Brent crude oil futures fell -1.39% to 99.36 USD per barrel in the delayed observation at 17 September 2026 at 11:46. The observation came from Yahoo Finance public chart. The Brent crude oil timestamp accompanies the number because a later retrieval could produce another value even if the URL and instrument remain unchanged.
Brent crude oil: What changed between captures
Brent crude oil moved -5.96% from CapKet’s saved 16 September 2026 at 19:25 checkpoint of 105.66. That interval comparison is separate from the provider’s -1.39% reference change. The quote occupied 93.7% of the measured 0.00–106.00 range after an opening observation of 105.73 USD per barrel. The calculation for Brent crude oil answers how far the stored values differ, not which participant or event produced that distance.
| Latest delayed quote | 99.36 USD per barrel |
|---|---|
| Displayed previous close | 100.76 USD per barrel |
| Provider change | -1.39% |
| Feed state | open |
| Observed range | 0.00–106.00 |
Brent crude oil: What the quotation covers
Brent futures are widely used in international crude pricing, but a screen quote is not every cargo’s delivered price. Freight, quality, location and contract timing create differentials in physical trade.
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Brent crude oil: Next verification list
Compare the relevant Brent contract with OPEC+ policy, freight disruption and demand estimates while preserving the quote timestamp.
A future Brent crude oil explanation must connect the market interval with contemporaneous documentation, not a general story that happens to sound plausible.
Brent crude oil publication record
CapKet keeps this Brent crude oil observation immutable. Later prices may add chronology but will not overwrite the evidence captured here.
Brent crude oil reader note
The displayed Brent crude oil field can differ from an execution venue. Readers should not treat this delayed observation as an offer or forecast. No third-party chart or commentary was copied.