Donna Dong
Research Analyst, Flux
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Funds Bullish in Crude and Products
Brent swung from $99 to sub-$90 before closing at $91.80; funds likely added bullish energy product positioning.
Published: June 11, 2026
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Donna Dong
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In the week ending 09 Jun, the M1 Brent futures contract initially climbed from $92.83/bbl on 02 Jun to the week’s high of $98.98/bbl on 11 Jun, before falling to the week’s low of $89.59/bbl on 09 Jun. Prices ultimately failed to break the sub-$90 level, closing at $91.82/bbl on this day.
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