Follow Brent in USD per barrel with clear source notes, a WTI cross-check, and paths to history, currency pages, and FAQs.
Brent reflects the North Sea–linked global benchmark in USD/bbl, often compared with WTI for regional spreads and macro energy reads.
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Open dedicated USD page → enBrent crude was little changed versus the prior validated observation (-0.02%), so any causal read should be treated as low conviction. 9 headline(s) matched the page date 2026-05-13. They are shown as supporting context only, not proof of causality. Recent headlines: RSS: Cerebras’s massive IPO will be a fresh test of investor excitement for AI infrastruc… | RSS: Inflation will likely be higher for longer. Your retirement plan isn’t built for tha…
Daily USD per barrel (Brent) from verified public sources. Primary and backup feeds are cross-checked when dates overlap. Informational only—not investment advice.
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Last successful price ingest (UTC): May 14, 2026, 8:01 AM
Source: Quote: Stooq Quote · BR.F · History: FRED · DCOILBRENTEU
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