Get ready for a small oil shake-up! On November 13, 2025, crude oil futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) slipped by ₹10, settling at ₹5,213 per barrel for December delivery. This dip of 0.19% happened as traders quickly trimmed their holdings, reacting to a softer demand in the spot market. A total of 10,100 lots changed hands during this slide. Analysts say the reason behind the drop is simple: weak demand in the spot market forced participants to offload their positions, leading prices to ease. But it’s not just India feeling the heat. Around the globe, the energy buzz saw similar moves. In New York, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil took a small tumble of 0.17%, trading at $58.40 per barrel. Brent Crude also edged down by 0.10% to $62.65 per barrel. So, while the drop might seem small, it’s a clear sign that global and local oil markets are keeping a close eye on demand trends, and that oil traders are ready to act fast when the market mood shifts.