WTI ▼ -2.2% - W&T Offshore, Inc. $WTI crude jumped nearly 2% at the open to $84.29/bbl; Brent rose 1.7% to $89.43/bbl. US forces struck an island in southern Iran in the early hours of Beijing time; Iran struck a US military base. W&T Offshore (WTI) fell 2.2% today despite crude oil prices rallying at the open, with WTI crude jumping nearly 2% to $84.29/bbl and Brent climbing 1.7% to $89.43/bbl following military strikes between US forces and Iran. The disconnect between rising oil prices and the company's stock decline suggests investors may be weighing other factors or concerns beyond the immediate commodity price movement, though the headline does not specify reasons for the stock's underperformance. 30-AUG-2026 06:01 PM ET