WTI rebounds to $87 after US-Iran nuclear talks report: Nov 10, 2026
WTI fell with the broader energy market as fears of a strike on Iran eased and ceasefire hopes built, including reports that Iran dropped its Hormuz toll demand. The losses extended with Brent down more than 3% to around $92.57, before WTI rebounded to around $87 alongside Brent at $92.8 following reports of US-Iran nuclear talks.
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First seen on November 10
- Hong Kong oil majors fall over 2% as Brent plunges 5.85% to $92.57 on easing Iran tensionsgelonghui.com
- Energy prices deepen losses while precious metals edge loweraa.com.tr
Carried over from earlier days
- WTI, Brent Fall Over 3% as Iran Reportedly Drops Hormuz Toll Demandgelonghui.com
- Global energy prices extend losses as Brent crude drops over 3%aa.com.tr
- Brent falls 7.5% to $90.94/bbl, WTI down 6.0% to $85.32 on US-Iran nuclear progresswallstreetcn.com
- WTI and Brent rebound to $87 and $92.8, recouping losses after US-Iran nuclear talks reportgelonghui.com
- Oil Price Slides to $86 as Trump Says Gulf Allies Back Iran BlockadeBeInCrypto
- Crude Prices Plunge as Mideast Supply, Ceasefire Hopes Buildenergyintel.com
- WTI falls below $85.50 as US-Iran diplomacy hopes riseFXStreet
- Oil slides as Iran strike fears ease — Brent fallsgulfnews.com
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| Event | Forecast | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, November 10 | ||
| USD-Denominated Trade Balance | 126.5B | CNY |
| Trade Balance | 855B | CNY |
| FOMC Member Waller Speaks | USD | |
| M2 Money Supply y/y | 7.2% | CNY |
| New Loans | 80B | CNY |
| NFIB Small Business Index | 98.0 | USD |
| ADP Weekly Employment Change | USD | |
| Core CPI m/m | 0.2% | USD |