WTI Price History
WTI Crude Historical Prices
In this table you will see 24 days worth of data for WTI price history․ You can see the opening price of the commodity for each day, that is the price at which it's first traded at the opening of the exchange on the trading day, the highest price of the day is the highest price traded during this period, and the minimum price is the lowest price traded during that period and the closing price, i.e. the last price at which the WTI Crude trades during a normal trading session. And finally, in the last column of the table you will see the percentage change - the ratio of today's closing price to the previous one.
About WTI
Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) contracts are considered the world"s most actively traded energy products. Light sweet crudes are preferred by refiners because of their low sulfur content and relatively high energy efficiency of high-quality products such as gasoline, diesel fuel, heating oil, and jet fuel. WTI contracts play an important role in managing risk in the energy sector worldwide because of the contracts liquidity, large number of consumers and high transparency of the deals. CFDs on Light Sweet Crude Oil are quoted in US dollars per 1 barrel (1 CFD contract contains 1 barrel of oil, 1 lot contains 1000 barrels of oil). 1 barrel equals 158.988 litres.