Commodities Lens · generated 2026-10-01
Observed WTI and Brent crude oil prices, dated changes and historical position.
Observed WTI and Brent crude oil prices, dated changes and historical position. Unit: Dollars per Barrel. WTI: 96.16 dollars per barrel on 2026-09-29. The source has no observation on 2026-08-29, one month before the latest one. The change is not computed: no interpolation or substitute observation. Unit: Dollars per Barrel. WTI: Net change total 24.29 Dollars per Barrel. Unit: Dollars per Barrel. WTI: Net change total 31.8900 Dollars per Barrel. Unit: %. Both series use only common observation dates. Lower means strictly below the level on the common date. WTI: historical percentile 87.4%. Observed levels in Dollars per Barrel. Observation dates are retained; gaps are not filled. FRED: WTI. Public domain; credit Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DCOILWTICO Unit: Dollars per Barrel. Brent: 113.96 dollars per barrel on 2026-09-29. The source has no observation on 2026-08-29, one month before the latest one. The change is not computed: no interpolation or substitute observation. Unit: Dollars per Barrel. Brent: Net change total 42.37 Dollars per Barrel. Unit: Dollars per Barrel. Brent: Net change total 44.96 Dollars per Barrel. Unit: %. Both series use only common observation dates. Lower means strictly below the level on the common date. Brent: historical percentile 93.1%. Observed levels in Dollars per Barrel. Observation dates are retained; gaps are not filled. FRED: Brent. Public domain; credit Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DCOILBRENTEU Brent minus WTI on 2026-09-29. Unit: Dollars per Barrel. Difference of the observed levels on the latest common date. Brent level was 17.8 higher than WTI on 2026-09-29. Brent–WTI spread: Net spread total 17.8 Dollars per Barrel. Only price observations are available. Supply-demand evidence is not included in these packs. These observations do not establish causes or predict future prices. Percentiles describe each series within the same observed dates, not a cross-series ranking.