WTI Crude Oil futures trade higher, extending recent gains toward $92 a barrel as renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East erase de-escalation optimism. The market prices in a sustained global risk premium following U.S. and Iranian strikes. Additionally, the EIA reports a crude oil draw of 4.5 million barrels, with refinery utilization climbing to 98%. Natural Gas futures also rally as above-average temperature forecasts support late-summer power demand, despite elevated production levels.