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WTI Crude Oil
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is the U.S. benchmark for light sweet crude oil, quoted in dollars per barrel. Energy costs feed into inflation, freight, airline margins, and risk appetite — a spike or crash often shows up in the oil tape before it shows up in CPI.
Oil shocks can tighten financial conditions even when the Fed is on hold. Geopolitics, OPEC+ supply, and U.S. shale inventories all move this number.
These are common levels traders set email alerts around — click the chart to place a line at any of them.
Set an alert above the market for supply-shock breakouts, or below for mean-reversion dips. Drag the amber line on the chart; we’ll email you when the close crosses it.
Click the chart to set a level, enter your email (or stay signed in), and we notify you when Oil crosses that line.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is the U.S. benchmark for light sweet crude oil, quoted in dollars per barrel. Energy costs feed into inflation, freight, airline margins, and risk appetite — a spike or crash often shows up in the oil tape before it shows up in CPI.
Oil shocks can tighten financial conditions even when the Fed is on hold. Geopolitics, OPEC+ supply, and U.S. shale inventories all move this number.
Common levels traders watch: $70–80 — A common “comfortable” band for recent cycles — breaks out of it often need a clear supply or demand story. $90+ — Starts to bite consumers and raise inflation worries; historically associated with risk-off in equities. $50–60 — Soft demand or oversupply territory — often watched as a floor by energy bulls and a recession warning by macro traders. Round decades ($60 / $70 / $80 / $100) — Psychological levels that attract headlines, options strikes, and stop clusters.
Set an alert above the market for supply-shock breakouts, or below for mean-reversion dips. Drag the amber line on the chart; we’ll email you when the close crosses it. On getmarketalerts.com you click the chart to set a level; we email you when Oil crosses it.