World oil prices fall again

Source: Khabar 24 · October 20, 2026, 01:01

World oil prices continue to fall, according to Khabar 24, which cites the 24KZ report. Brent crude has dropped to $108 a barrel and US WTI to nearly $101. Murban Crude is trading around $109, while Kazakhstan's CPC Blend is priced at about $130 a barrel.

Analysts say prices were influenced by Donald Trump's decision to temporarily ease restrictions on Russian fuel. This measure is expected to increase supplies to the global market.

Experts also forecast that, ahead of the US elections, energy prices could remain in the range of $100 to $110 a barrel.

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