There is also Trump vs Clinton debate in 6~7 hours time.  Should be interested to see how market reacts the following day.

markets seem buoyed by clinton's debate "win".
crude... all ears on first words coming out of opec meet, i'm sure.

reuters seem to be always the first one to report anything.

Oil sinks after Saudi Arabia, Iran play down chances of output deal

Headlines king and queen.

well, we have this situation:

.. saudi pushed production to record highs.
.. saudi has enough reserves to burn a few usdbil everyday for a few more years for its economy.
.. iran and iraq not back to pre-sanction production levels.
.. libya and nigeria still battling rebels to get back to normal production.
.. venezuela on verge of economic collapse, algeria struggling.
.. russians know everything and what else is happening, what next to come.
.. americans go easy - shale is there, forever, to be used whenever whenever required.
.. >3bil bbls in excess crude now sitting on land or water, drifting, buying time, incurring costs.
.. China's mystery oil stockpiles could be a 'wildcard' for markets

so, what to expect?

.. saudi's "i will cut or freeze" will not impress the rest as they are not stupid, will not fall for bait.
.. venezuela and algeria will keep talking up the price - that's all they have been doing and can do - with some success, so far.
.. big oil cos., refineries, traders, hedge funds will need to adjust.

we will see the same farcical circus over and over until... crude goes <40 again for a while.

then, all will wake up and shelve their selfish motives, get on with it.

but will not be very successful since shale, nuclear and other alternative energies will be there.

in short, the glorious days of mighty petro$ and obscene money throwing is over. just like kodak went bankrupt when the digital age came.
*** above is just my observation, not liable for any action that failed as a result.

You forgot to add:
Source: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/27/chinas-myst...markets-sp.html

WTO cuts 2016 world trade growth forecast to 1.7%
The World trade Organization cut its forecast for global trade growth this year by more than a third on Tuesday, reflecting a slowdown in China and falling levels of imports into the United States.
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/27/wto-cuts-20...cast-to-17.html

hm... wti approaching 44.

didn't short enough!

It is starting to make lower highs which is becoming concerning.

The resolution is going to be interesting.

guess -3.6% was a bit too much, so it went back up to 45 - for a while.

w/o fresh news, still same - expected buildup in weekly stocks, little to come out of opec.

so, dwti again!

looking for wti 43.xx tmrw.

after 2am will give some clue.

Yeah, just keeps bouncing randomly.

Can't even find the importance of the bounce level on the chart.