GLOBAL, 13 September 2026 — WTI crude finished at $100.05 a barrel, down $2.43, or 2.37%, in a delayed futures-market snapshot captured after the 11 September session.
Latest move
The pullback left the US crude benchmark just above the $100 level in the delayed snapshot. That makes the round-number threshold the immediate reference point when futures reopen.
Market context
Traders also had the US Energy Information Administration’s weekly petroleum report, released 10 September for the week ended 4 September. The release included a re-benchmarking adjustment that raised the agency’s estimate of US production by 65,000 barrels a day; it should be read separately from the futures move rather than treated as its sole cause.
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