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WTI bias flipped 24 times to bullish on September 10, 2026

WTI crude surged past $100 per barrel amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Red Sea and Hormuz, including U.S. military action that destroyed five Iranian oil tankers. The price jump, combined with falling U.S. crude inventories and Brent topping $107, has raised the probability of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. Oil prices climbed 7% in a recent session as supply concerns intensified.

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The reading that day

BullishAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 24 times during the day.

The day on the wire

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The band shows the reading through the day; a mark shows where it changed. Each tick is a headline first seen that day.

The reading through the day

  • 00:00Bullish
  • 02:46Neutral
  • 03:01Bullish
  • 07:47Neutral
  • 08:37Weak bearish
  • 09:02Neutral
  • 09:32Bullish
  • 10:18Weak bearish
  • 10:53Weak bullish
  • 11:08Bullish
  • 13:03Weak bearish
  • 13:18Bullish
  • 14:03Bearish
  • 14:33Weak bullish
  • 14:48Bullish
  • 16:04Weak bearish
  • 16:19Bullish
  • 16:34Bearish
  • 16:49Bullish
  • 20:13Neutral
  • 20:43Bullish
  • 21:13Neutral
  • 21:28Bullish
  • 23:34Weak bearish
  • 23:49Bullish

Headlines (17)

First seen on September 10

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Thursday, September 10
Crude Oil Inventories-1.4MUSD
Sunday, September 13
M2 Money Supply y/yCNY
New LoansCNY
Monday, September 14
Trimmed CPI y/yCAD
Common CPI y/yCAD
Median CPI y/yCAD
CPI m/mCAD
Manufacturing Sales m/mCAD

September 10 on other markets

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