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[Chempricehub] September 15: Rising supply risks from Saudi crude and continued stalemate in U.S.-Iran relations drove international oil prices higher. The NYMEX WTI October contract closed at $105.83 per barrel, up $4.44 (+4.38%) compared to the previous session; the ICE Brent November contract settled at $108.75 per barrel, gaining $3.07 (+2.90%). On China’s INE exchange, the November 2026 crude oil futures contract rose by 59.7 yuan to 836.2 yuan/barrel, with night-session trading adding a further 23.8 yuan to reach 860 yuan/barrel.
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