Crude oil future prices ticked higher during the mid-morning trade in Asia Sept. 18, as the markets continued to price in a commitment from the OPEC to ensure that the members adhere to the mandated production cuts. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now At 11:25 am Singapore time (0325 GMT), ICE Brent November crude futures were trading at $43.51/b, up 21 cents/b (0.48%) from the Sept. 17 settle, while the NYMEX October light sweet crude contract was at $41.16/b, up 19 cents/b (0.46%). The uptick in the crude oil futures market comes after the Brent and WTI markers surged $1.04/b and $0.73/b, respectively, on Sept. 17 from the Sept. 16 settle following the OPEC+ meeting. During the meeting, Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman cracked down on the OPEC+ compliance laggards and secured commitments from […]