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Oil Market Snapshot — Fri, 11 Sep 2026 07:00 UTC

Published 2026-09-11 07:05

Oil prices surged dramatically in the hour ending 07:00 GMT on September 11, 2026, as the Strait of Hormuz remained closed amid ongoing US-Iran conflict. The Disruption Index spiked to 998, an 899-point increase, directly fueling commodity market volatility. Brent Crude led gains, climbing 5.57% to $100.5 USD/barrel, while WTI Crude rose 5.31% to $101.7 USD/barrel. Other benchmarks also reflected significant upward pressure, with Brent Crude futures reaching $109.51 USD/barrel, up 3.19%, and WTI Crude futures at $97.26 USD/barrel, a 3.24% increase. In contrast, LNG saw a modest decline of 1.22%, trading at 83.06 EUR/MWh. No new market-moving headlines were published during this specific hour. The persistent closure of the Strait of Hormuz will continue to dominate market sentiment and pricing.

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

Top movers

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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 998, up 899 vs prior reading.