West Texas Intermediate futures fell more than 7% to $66.24 per barrel. That would be WTI’s biggest one-day drop since July 12, 2022.
Oil tumbles nearly 7%, heads for worst day in six months as banking crisis routs markets
access_timeMarch 28, 2023
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