West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures opened at $58.90 per barrel (bbl) on October 13, 2025. Brent crude opened at $62.73 per barrel. Both benchmarks remain closely watched gauges of global energy supply and demand.

Oil market trends are more relevant to investors, traders, and global economic enthusiasts today. The capacity to analyse and interpret price action may be a source of knowledge that can guide one in understanding directions and opportunities within ...

Oil prices are rising as traders once again express concern about disrupted Middle East supplies as the conflict between Israel and Iran continues. The cost of crude has been highly volatile in recent sessions as the market reacts to signs of escalation ...

Crude oil prices traded steady on Wednesday as concerns over higher output from OPEC+ groups were partially offset by supply pressures caused due to the Canadian wildfires along with economic uncertainties in the wake of global trade tensions. The June ...

0445 GMT – WTI crude oil futures’ momentum is now turning bearish, based on the technical chart, StoneX’s Matt Simpson says in a commentary. A “pronounced bearish engulfing” week marked a key top and a false breakout above the $75/bbl level, the ...

Oil prices are at their lowest levels since the spring of 2021. At Thursday's close, a barrel of West Texas Intermediate crude was $59 a barrel, down from $74 at the start of January. The last time oil dropped below $60 a barrel was in early April 2021.

Natural gas and oil prices hold channel support as traders await OPEC+ decisions, balancing supply growth with geopolitical risk.

The American Petroleum Institute (API) estimated that crude oil inventories in the United States increased by 2.780 million barrels in the week ending October 3.