WTI crude settles at $90.03 amid Middle East tensions. WTI closes above $91 on June 10 at 50% YES.
Market Snapshot
The market for WTI Crude Oil prices on June 10 has closed with the final settlement at $90.03, which is below the critical $91 threshold. The current market pricing reflects 50% for a YES outcome, consistent with the observed settlement.
Key Takeaways
The settlement price of $90.03 appears to have resolved the question of whether WTI would close above $91 negatively.
Market activity suggests the likelihood of WTI closing above $91 on June 10 is now effectively zero.
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