Mumbai, April 15 -- WTI Crude oil futures cut losses after testing near three-week low. Oil plunged in last session as easing geopolitical tensions pulled the counter lower after a break under $100 per barrel. Reports that the US and Iran are open to further negotiations for a longer-term ceasefire helped cool some of the risk premium and WTI futures lost around 8% on the day. The counter fell under $90 per barrel today but firm risk appetite capped losses. The S&P 500 is now back near the all-time high and US dollar is weak near 98 mark, pushing up the oil prices in European trades today. The WTI Crude oil futures are currently quoting at $91.51 per barrel, up marginally on the day. MCX Crude oil futures also saw repeated support around Rs...