Follow WTI in USD per barrel with clear source notes, Brent comparison, and direct paths to history, currency pages, and FAQs.
Crude consolidates as supply–demand headlines mix with macro; WTI reflects the Cushing-linked benchmark in USD/bbl.
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Open dedicated USD page → enEnergy futures trade nearly 24 hours from Sunday evening through Friday. Last observation: Aug 18, 2026
Oil (WTI) was above the prior validated observation by +0.51%, a modest upward move in the stored series. No same-day headlines were available for 2026-08-18, so this page does not infer a catalyst from later coverage. Recent headlines: RSS: Are older Americans spoiling the economy for everyone else? | RSS: 5 cheap U.S. cities to retire in — if you can deal with this one thing
Daily USD per barrel (WTI) 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): Aug 26, 2026, 12:36 AM
Source: History: FRED · DCOILWTICO
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