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The Morning Take - Energy Market Briefing
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Energy Market Briefing

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Morning Energy Market Briefing Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026

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Oil prices are climbing sharply this morning. According to Rigzone, Brent crude rose nearly 4% in yesterday's trading, and our data shows WTI is up 1.66% to $93.69, with Brent at $105.05. The stated reasons from market reports include tight fuel supplies, rising risks to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and concerns over potential U.S. diesel export restrictions. A Rigzone headline states President Trump's push to ban American diesel exports sent European diesel prices soaring.

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