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 is the global seaborne crude benchmark and trades through ICE hours. Last observation: Oct 6, 2026
Brent crude was little changed versus the prior validated observation (-0.06%), so any causal read should be treated as low conviction. No same-day headlines were available for 2026-10-06, so this page does not infer a catalyst from later coverage. Recent headlines: RSS: Newlywed Jim Carrey lists $35 million Maui waterfront mansion | RSS: This one chart from the IMF tells the entire story of the world economy this year
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): Oct 13, 2026, 12:36 AM
Source: History: FRED · DCOILBRENTEU
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