Discover how West Texas Intermediate (WTI) serves as a key benchmark for U.S. oil, its role in NYMEX futures, and how it compares with Brent crude.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures opened at $57.50 per barrel (bbl) on October 21, 2025. Brent crude opened at $61.00 per ...

Finding support at 6-month lows of around $56.40 per barrel, WTI has rallied just shy of 8.6% in the last three sessions ...

WTI crude oil slides to $56.8 amid record seaborne storage of 1.24 billion barrels. Click here for more information on WTI ...

WTI crude jumps 4% as U.S. sanctions hit Russian oil firms. Traders eye key moving averages and bullish oil outlook as India ...

WTI oil opened with gap higher and rose around 3% during Asian / mid-European session on Thursday, lifted by the latest ...

A bullish reversal forms in crude oil, but further gains depend on Russian supply cuts and a breakout above key resistance at $63.74.

EIA's October outlook cuts WTI to $49 in 2026, keeps U.S. oil at 13.5M b/d, and sees Henry Hub at $4.10 while non-OPEC+ ...

Oil declined in the early Asian session on a likely technical correction after WTI and Brent climbed 5.6% and 5.4%, respectively, on Thursday.

Oil prices surged around 5% to a two-week high on Thursday after the U. imposed sanctions on major Russian suppliers Rosneft ...

January micro WTI crude oil (CLF26) futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness. See on the daily bar chart ...