West Texas Intermediate crude futures extended their decline to 4% on September 21, trading at $92.148 per barrel.
This sharp drop highlights renewed selling pressure in the energy market as traders react to evolving supply and demand dynamics.
The latest move pushes WTI further into negative territory, reflecting heightened volatility across commodity benchmarks amid broader global economic uncertainty.
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