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WTI Crude Oil
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is the primary benchmark for US crude oil, traded on the NYMEX division of the CME Group.
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$96.2146−4.68−4.63%Prev Close $100.8899
Performance
1D
−4.63%
1W
−5.32%
1M
+5.44%
3M
+28.04%
6M
−0.07%
YTD
+67.56%
1Y
+57.99%
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Macro Correlations
Correlation of daily returns, −1 to +1
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Key Statistics
- Prev Close
- $100.8899
- 52W Range
- $55.3258 – $115.9895
- YTD Return
- +67.56%
- 1Y Return
- +57.99%
52W Range
At 67% of the range
Low $55.3258High $115.9895
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- US Oil Fund ETFUSO$157.49−6.72%
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is the primary benchmark for US crude oil, traded on the NYMEX division of the CME Group. WTI is a light, sweet crude with an API gravity of about 39.6° and sulfur content below 0.5%, making it ideal for gasoline refining. Delivery point is Cushing, Oklahoma — a major pipeline hub that connects Gulf Coast refineries with Midwest and Canadian supply. WTI prices are driven by OPEC+ production decisions, US shale output, strategic petroleum reserve releases, and global demand cycles. The WTI-Brent spread reflects regional supply-demand dynamics and transportation constraints.