Oil prices today are pulling back from recent highs, with Brent trading near $100–$101 a barrel and U.S. crude below $95 as markets reassess recent geopolitical-driven gains.
Brent futures settled around $100.34 on Monday after a decline, while U.S. WTI quotes were near the mid-$90s, reflecting profit-taking and a pause in risk-driven buying, according to market price reports and trade screens.
Data feeds show Brent around $101 on September 22 and WTI trading in the low-to-mid $90s, figures consistent across commodity trackers and financial terminals.
Analysts say the moves come after a recent run that pushed both benchmarks above $100, and traders are weighing demand signals and available supply before pushing prices higher again.
For background, futures markets have been volatile this month after attacks and regional tensions briefly pushed prices above $107; since then prices have oscillated as participants reassess the outlook for supply and demand.
For readers tracking oil prices today, watch futures quotes and the U.S. inventory reports for signs that the pullback will deepen or that the earlier rally will resume.
Sources
- TradingEconomics — Brent price around $101.93 on September 22, 2026.
- Bloomberg — WTI and Brent intraday quotes showing WTI near $94.60 and Brent near $99.03.
- BigNewsNetwork — “Oil falls 3.4%, Brent settles at $100.34” reporting the settlement decline.
- OilPrice.com — current WTI futures price data and market commentary.
