Timeline clarification: This page was first published on 13 September 2026, 02:15:27 UTC. It was subsequently updated with the price snapshot recorded at 05:18:12 UTC on 14 September 2026. The retained figures refer to that later observation and should not be read as information recorded at first publication. This clarification uses CapKet’s saved article metadata; it does not independently reverify the historical quotes.
HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Brent crude was quoted at $107.22 a barrel, up $2.61 or 2.49%, in a delayed market snapshot captured at 05:18:12 UTC on 14 September 2026.
Brent crude oil recorded snapshot: 14 September 2026
- Latest delayed price: $107.22 a barrel
- Displayed change: up $2.61 or 2.49%
- Displayed open: $106.89
- Displayed range: $106.03 to $108.46
- Market status at capture: active
What this dated Brent crude oil record means
The recorded Brent crude oil series could roll between active expiries. Contract selection, exchange pauses and thin trading can change a continuation quote without producing the same move in nearby physical supply. For Brent crude oil, a same-day comparison can still be invalid if one figure is delayed and the other is final. Timestamp, session label and provider methodology should be checked first.
Why the observation mattered
Brent crude is followed across the Energy complex, but one delayed continuous-futures observation is context—not a forecast, recommendation or physical-market price. This Brent crude oil page is retained because dated facts can support a market timeline. It is not refreshed to a current price, and its original publication time remains unchanged.
What readers were watching
The Brent-WTI relationship, prompt spreads, physical-market indicators and whether the overnight move persists. When another Brent crude oil page reports a different number, the difference may reflect real movement, a changed expiry or a new rolling baseline. The two timestamps define the comparison.
Brent crude oil timeline placement
The following Brent crude oil entry was Brent crude futures rise 1.02% to $105.68 a barrel.
Sources and reconstruction method
The Brent crude oil data points below come from the article’s preserved editorial record and cited pages. CapKet labels 2026-09-14T05:18:12Z as the snapshot time and does not substitute a current quote.
Historical-data and risk note: Brent crude oil involves market risk. This dated observation must not be treated as a current bid, offer, settlement confirmation, valuation or performance promise.