Crude Oil price and trend
Latest available WTI and Brent Crude Oil prices, spread, trend, calculated levels, indicators, and multi-timeframe charts.
Daily and weekly trend
Calculated support and resistance
WTI and Brent market context
WTI and Brent Crude Oil multi-timeframe analysis
Compare the weekly, daily, 4-hour and 1-hour charts for long-, medium-, and short-term context. Chart availability depends on TradingView's symbol feed.
WTI Crude — Weekly chart
WTI Crude — Daily chart
WTI Crude — 4-hour chart
WTI Crude — 1-hour chart
Brent Crude — Weekly chart
Brent Crude — Daily chart
Brent Crude — 4-hour chart
Brent Crude — 1-hour chart
Important market drivers
WTI-Brent spread
The spread compares benchmark prices when observations are available.
US dollar
Dollar moves are market context, not proof of causation.
Volatility
Volatility describes the size of price moves, not their direction.
Supply events
Inventory and producer announcements should be read with their source date and timezone.
Price performance
| Lookback | USD price return |
|---|---|
| 1 week | -9.75% |
| 1 month | +13.77% |
| 3 months | -14.93% |
| 6 months | +65.10% |
| 1 year | — |
How the WTI trend and levels are calculated
The daily and weekly signals use moving-average comparisons on the scheduled CL=F series. Support and resistance are calculated from the most recent 30 successful closes. The displayed spread is Brent minus WTI using the same successful observation date.
Crude Oil FAQ
Is this the live WTI price?
No. It is the latest successful scheduled CL=F observation.
Which Crude chart symbols are used?
WTI uses NYMEX CL1! and Brent uses TVC UKOIL in the embedded charts. The scheduled data series uses CL=F and BZ=F.
How is the Brent-WTI spread calculated?
It is the Brent close minus the WTI close from the same successful observation date.
Risk disclaimer
TechnoFunda is an automated educational market-analysis tool. This page is informational, is not investment advice, and may contain delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate third-party data.