WTI Crude Oil futures extended losses for a fifth consecutive session, falling over 14% across the stretch as market drivers weighed on prices. Saudi Aramco resumed operations on its East-West pipeline at reduced capacity following drone attack disruptions on September 13th, with exports from Yanbu expected to resume. Meanwhile, reports indicate Iran offered a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days contingent on U.S. military conditions, potentially easing a seven-month disruption. Despite potential relief in crude transit, refinery capacity issues stemming from ongoing conflict continue to impact refined products like diesel.
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