WTI again stood at $90 in Thursday’s reading, matching Tuesday’s price even as the two readings showed opposite daily moves.
At 8:10 a.m. ET (13:10 UTC), WTI’s quoted price was $90 a barrel. Its daily rise was 2.24%. Brent had gained more than 2.8% by then.
WTI was also at $90 in a Tuesday reading, but it had lost 2.25% on the day.
The dollar quote shows the per-barrel price, while the percentages compare each benchmark's move over the day. Brent likewise outpaced WTI in EconoTimes' Nov. 3 oil market snapshot, when Brent was up 2% and WTI had gained 1.7%.
