Markets21 October 2026
WTI crude settles at $103.66, highest since mid-September, on Middle East tensions
via Investing.com
WTI crude for November delivery closed $2.25 higher at $103.66 per barrel, the highest settlement since September 15, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Houthi forces claimed attacks on Saudi energy and airport infrastructure, raising concerns about regional security and transport disruptions. Brent crude fell slightly to $109.55. Traders should prepare for continued volatility if Houthi or Iran-linked escalation persists.
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