Live International Crude Oil Prices: Core Features & Principles
In international crude oil trading, timely access to accurate benchmark oil prices is crucial for investment decisions. This tool provides real-time market data for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent crude oil, including 12 core indicators such as current price, price change, and open price. All prices are updated in USD per barrel.
Why Use Our Crude Oil Price Tracker?
- Covers the world's two major benchmark crude oils: WTI and Brent.
- Provides 12 comprehensive market indicators, including open interest and settlement price.
- Minute-level data update frequency ensures timeliness.
How to Use
- Enter the crude oil ticker symbol (wti or brent) into the search box.
- Click the search button to fetch real-time data.
- View the detailed market report containing 12 indicators.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between WTI and Brent crude oil prices?
WTI reflects supply and demand in the North American market, while Brent serves as the pricing benchmark for two-thirds of the world's internationally traded crude oil.
How long is the data update delay?
The delay is typically no more than 15 minutes, though it may extend to 30 minutes during extreme market volatility.
Important Notes
Crude oil prices are highly volatile, and this data is for reference only. Please analyze alongside other market indicators before investing, and pay attention to the data update timestamp.
Pro Tips & Recommendations
We recommend monitoring EIA inventory data and OPEC production decisions simultaneously. For example, when the WTI price breaks above $80/barrel and open interest increases, it usually indicates rising bullish sentiment in the market.
