West Texas Intermediate crude oil settled at $90.62 on November 6, 2026, marking a 24-hour gain of 2.27%. The session rebound offered some relief to oil markets after a turbulent stretch of trading.
Despite the daily advance, WTI remains under significant pressure on a weekly basis, having shed 12.94% over the past seven days. That decline represents one of the more pronounced short-term pullbacks in recent trading.
Zooming out to a 30-day window, the commodity is still holding a modest gain of 1.79%, suggesting the broader monthly trend remains marginally positive even as near-term volatility has intensified.
Market capitalization data for WTI crude oil is not available, as the commodity is priced per barrel rather than by total market float. The gap between the daily recovery and the weekly loss underscores the choppy conditions currently characterizing the oil market.
