
Brent Crude Slips to $93.49 but Still $23 Above Pre-War Level
International oil benchmark dropped $1.49 on June 2 but remains 33% higher than the $70 baseline before the Strait of Hormuz closure.
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International oil benchmark dropped $1.49 on June 2 but remains 33% higher than the $70 baseline before the Strait of Hormuz closure.

International oil benchmark climbs early June 1 as Middle East conflict escalates, adding pressure to diesel and fuel costs.

International oil benchmark dropped to $90.78/barrel May 29 as Iran war de-escalation hopes build, but pump prices lag crude moves by 10 to 14 days.

International oil benchmark rebounds nearly $4 a barrel in one session following military action. Diesel and fuel surcharges likely to follow.

International oil benchmark shed $4.08 per barrel May 27 as financial markets rallied. Diesel and fuel surcharge relief may follow if the slide holds.

Oil hit $108.54 per barrel May 21 as Iran conflict drags on: diesel costs stay elevated for small fleets.

Brent crude fell overnight, but pump prices climbed again. The lag between crude drops and retail relief can run two weeks.

International benchmark rose 1% Friday as Strait of Hormuz disruptions tighten supply. U.S. crude up 0.4% to $96.68.

International oil benchmark rose 1.7% Monday, pushing fuel costs higher for fleets already paying 50% more than pre-war levels.

International benchmark fell 0.7% to $111.39/barrel May 19: still 11% above pre-war levels and keeping diesel elevated for small fleets.

Strait of Hormuz closure drives Brent crude to $107.97, up from $70 pre-war. Diesel near record high as bond yields climb and Fed rate-cut bets evaporate.

Oil fell 19 cents May 14 after a week of whipsaw moves: diesel still sits near $4.48, and small fleets are watching every penny.