Mumbai, Sept. 21 -- WTI Crude oil saw sustained losses amid volatile trades as a break under $100 per barrel mark extended in Asia today. Oil came off its four-month high last week on reports that Saudi Arabia plans to restore roughly half of its East-West pipeline capacity. Downward pressure was reinforced builds in US gasoline and distillate stocks. The US Crude oil imports increased 234,000 b/d to 7.1 million b/d, and the four- week average of imports at 6.7 million b/d is 7.5% above the year-ago level, reflecting a steady increase in external oil flows in the US. WTI Crude oil slumped around 1.50% to trade at $94.73 per barrel today. The commodity is at its lowest level in nearly two-weeks. MCX Crude oil futures are down 1.70% at Rs 906...