Brent crude oil futures rose 2.93% to 108.78

GLOBAL, 16 September 2026 — Brent crude oil rose 2.93% to 108.78 USD per barrel in the latest delayed quote at 18:21 UTC, 15 September 2026.

Brent crude oil facts at the recorded timestamp

Reading the Brent crude oil contract

The quote feed classified Brent crude oil futures as open when the batch was captured. Exchange pauses and delivery-month activity can affect freshness. The recorded contract range was 0.00 to 109.45, compared with an opening observation of 107.06. The unit shown—USD per barrel—belongs to the quoted futures series. A physical invoice may use another grade, location, freight term, currency or delivery month.

Why Brent crude oil is followed

Brent crude oil is an internationally referenced crude futures benchmark used widely in pricing physical oil flows outside North America. A move in Brent crude oil describes this defined market reference only. It is not evidence that every constituent, physical grade, venue or related security moved together. The futures level can still differ from a consumer, wholesale cash or producer price.

Next variables for Brent crude oil

Readers tracking Brent crude oil may monitor global supply, OPEC+ policy, freight disruption and demand estimates. For Brent crude oil, confirmation can come from breadth, volume or the relevant fundamental release; the percentage alone supplies no causal test.

Source, calculation and limitations

This Brent crude oil report separates the factual quote from interpretation. No third-party chart or commentary was copied, and a later market move will be covered at a new URL rather than replacing this snapshot.

Data and risk note: Brent crude oil involves market risk and the captured number can become stale immediately. This article provides general reporting rather than investment, legal or tax advice.