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Oil Market Snapshot — Fri, 11 Sep 2026 04:00 UTC

Published 2026-09-11 04:05

Oil prices surged dramatically in the hour ending 04:00 GMT on Friday, 11 September 2026, as the Strait of Hormuz remained closed amid ongoing US-Iran conflict. This critical disruption, indicated by a Disruption Index holding at 99, drove Brent Crude Oil to $100.50/barrel, up 5.57%, and WTI Crude Oil to $101.70/barrel, a 5.31% increase over the last 24 hours. Separately quoted Brent Crude also climbed 3.19% to $109.51/barrel, while WTI Crude rose 3.24% to $97.26/barrel. The sustained closure of the Strait continues to choke off a fifth of global oil supply. In contrast, LNG saw a modest decline, down 1.22% to €83.06/MWh. With no new headlines in this hour, markets remain fixated on the geopolitical standoff. Continued Strait closure will escalate supply concerns further.

Price snapshot

CommodityPriceChange
Brent Crude Oil100.5 USD/barrel5.57
WTI Crude Oil101.7 USD/barrel5.31
LNG Europe spot price0 EUR/MWh0
Urea fertilizer spot price0 USD/MT0
Methanol spot price0 USD/MT0
Sulfur spot price0 USD/MT0
Aluminium LME spot price0 USD/MT0
VLCC tanker freight rate0 USD/day0
Petrochemicals USD/0
Brent Crude109.51 USD/barrel3.19

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Frequently asked questions

What moved oil prices this hour?
Brent Crude Oil led with a +5.57% move.
What is the current Strait of Hormuz status?
Oil prices surge as Strait of Hormuz remains closed amid US-Iran conflict
What is the Disruption Index?
Currently 99, up 0 vs prior reading.