West Texas Intermediate crude futures extended their decline to 3% on September 11, trading at $99.406 per barrel.
The latest move underscores growing bearish sentiment in the energy market, with prices sliding further below the $100 threshold as traders weigh supply and demand dynamics.
This sharp drop marks a notable shift from recent levels, reflecting heightened volatility in commodity trading amid evolving global economic conditions.
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