Crude Oil and Global Energy Markets
Brent and WTI Extend Their Advance
At 12:14 GMT, Brent crude futures were up $1.19, or 1.2%, at $97.47 per barrel. Brent briefly reached $97.93. Reuters oil-market update
Commodity-ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz averaged only 10 vessels per day over the previous 10 days, the lowest level since May.
OPEC+ Leaves October Requirements Unchanged
Seven OPEC+ participants agreed to maintain their September required production levels during October. Their next review is scheduled for October 4. Official OPEC statement
What traders should watch next
- Tanker and crude-export volumes
- Brent near $100
- Shipping restrictions and insurance costs
- Energy-facility damage assessments
- Weekly US petroleum inventories
- OPEC+ compliance before October 4
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