Brent crude has fallen to about $91.70 a barrel in Asian trading on Tuesday 10 November, according to JournalArta. That is below the $93.27 Brent reached at 14:27 GMT on Monday.
JournalArta puts Brent down 6.73%. That fall is measured from Friday's close of $98.32, not from Monday's level, and the figures match. It says WTI, the US benchmark, is down 5.45% at $85.88. That is also consistent with the $90.83 Friday close JournalArta reported on Monday.
Other outlets, including OneIndia and FinanceFeeds, put Brent at between about $91 and $91.80. The exact level varies by outlet and time.
The reports link the latest fall to remarks by Trump that renewed strikes on Iran are unlikely.