WTI.USA tracks the spot price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil in U.S. dollars per barrel. WTI is one of the primary benchmarks used to price crude oil in the United States and reflects market conditions for light, sweet crude oil.
Shippers, carriers, brokers, energy analysts and businesses exposed to fuel or transportation costs.
This dataset provides visibility into changes in U.S. crude oil prices. Rising WTI prices can signal increased pressure on diesel, gasoline and other refined fuel costs, while declining prices may indicate easing energy costs. It can also help users understand broader market conditions affecting transportation expenses, fuel surcharges and operating costs.
