What happened
Brent crude oil lost the $106-per-barrel level, according to a report from Hafu Express carried by East Money.
The move represented an intraday drop of 2.56% for the benchmark.
Why it matters
A drop of this size in a single session signals that sellers were firmly in control of Brent pricing during the period covered by the report.
Because Brent is a widely referenced crude benchmark, its move below a round number like $106 may draw attention from traders watching for further downside or a possible rebound.
Key facts
Brent crude fell below $106 per barrel.
The intraday decline was 2.56%.
The report came from Hafu Express and was published by East Money.
What to watch next
Whether Brent holds below the $106 level or recovers it in subsequent sessions.
Whether the intraday decline deepens or stabilizes from the 2.56% reading.
