Bitget and Gate data both showed broad weakness in oil prices on May 29. According to Bitget, WTI crude fell below $89 per barrel, down 2.27% on the day, while Brent crude traded at $89.8, down 2.8%. Gate data also showed Brent crude at $90.55, down more than 2.00%, and WTI crude down 1.8% intraday. Together, the reports indicate a broad pullback in the two leading crude oil benchmarks during the session, with some variation in quoted prices and percentage declines across data sources.