Global oil prices rose up to 2.6 percent, with Brent crude surpassing $91 per barrel for the first time since June 11.
AI will summarize what happened, why it matters and what it means for business.
The price of September futures for Brent crude oil rose 2.59 percent from the previous close to $90.38 per barrel. Earlier during trading, the benchmark exceeded $91 for the first time since June 11, reaching a high of $91.41.
September futures for WTI crude oil rose 2.32 percent to $83.68 per barrel.
Brent crude exceeded $91 for the first time since June 11
Brent crude oil price exceeded $91 per barrel for the first time since June 11, reaching $91.41 during trading.
Markets will watch for further price movements and potential OPEC+ responses.
Why crude has several prices, what an Azeri Light premium or discount means and which numbers matter for Azerbaijan.
2 min →Zeyni Jafarov. “Brent crude oil price exceeds $91”. FinFly.news, July 20, 2026. URL: https://finfly.news/en/economy/brent-crude-oil-price-exceeds-91
