Brent crude fell below $106 in the final session, closing at $105.92 a barrel.

On October 15, the Brent crude oil benchmark experienced a late-session decline, closing at 105.92 dollars per barrel. The price had traded above the 106-dollar threshold for several hours during the day before ultimately falling 14 cents to settle below that mark. This movement reflects the volatility in European oil markets during the trading session.

In a separate economic development, the United States reported a 4.5 percent increase in new vehicle inventory during September, bringing the total to 2.8 million units. Despite the rise in supply, vehicle sales moderated while consumer prices remained near historic highs, according to official reports.