International oil prices remained under pressure during Friday’s trading session on November 13, 2026, as investors assessed concerns about increasing global supplies and weaker demand.
According to Reuters, Brent crude settled at $95.84 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude stood at $88.56 per barrel.
Both major oil benchmarks recorded approximately a 2.5 percent weekly decline.
Concerns about a potential global supply surplus, rising US inventories and weaker demand for petroleum products contributed to the downward trend.
For oil-importing countries like Pakistan, declining international oil prices could help reduce import costs. However, domestic fuel prices also depend on exchange rates, taxes and government pricing decisions.
