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NEW YORK – Oil futures traded lower Tuesday morning, with U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate below $86 a barrel and Brent below $91 in delayed exchange quotes.
December 2026 WTI futures, contract CLZ6, traded at $85.64 a barrel, down $1.21, or 1.39%, from the prior settlement of $86.85, according to CME Group’s quote table. The contract’s displayed trade time was 9:07:59am Central, or 10:07:59am Eastern, on November 10.
January 2027 Brent crude futures traded at $90.750 a barrel, down 1.966% on the day, in ICE Futures Europe’s quote table. Its displayed trade time was 3:07pm GMT, or 10:07am Eastern.
The contracts cover different delivery months. These are intraday futures prices, not settlement prices or retail gasoline prices. CME says its market data is delayed by at least 10 minutes; ICE labels its data delayed by a minimum of 15 minutes.
What it means: The morning decline is visible in both major oil benchmarks. For readers tracking energy costs, the contract, timestamp and data delay matter when comparing one quote with another.
JBizNews Desk | Energy & Markets
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