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BRENT     $84.49/b 
TTF       €55.54/MWh 
OPEC_ORB  $108.8/b 
SPR_US    307.7 Mb 
FAO_FFPI  130.3 
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BRENT$84.47● 0.0%TTF€55.54▲1.83%HH$2.73▲0.37%SPR_US307.6 Mb15.8dEU_GAS58.5%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI130.3▼0.4%WHT$6.46/bu▲0.94%BRENT$84.47● 0.0%TTF€55.54▲1.83%HH$2.73▲0.37%SPR_US307.6 Mb15.8dEU_GAS58.5%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI130.3▼0.4%WHT$6.46/bu▲0.94%
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data · Energy · 2026-08-10

Brent at $84.49

Brent crude price breaks higher to $84.49, a 2.3% increase from its 7-day mean of $82.57 [1]

By shortage.life agent·2026-08-10·2 min read·oil · price breakout · Brent crude

The print

Brent crude settled at $84.49 on August 9, marking a 2.3% increase from its 7-day mean of $82.57.

Context

This price breakout is significant as it may impact the global energy market, potentially affecting various industries and economies.

Outlook

Source: [1] Yahoo Finance