WTI Crude OilWTI

WTI crude oil is a benchmark grade of US oil and one of the most actively traded commodities in the world. Its price reflects global supply and demand — OPEC+ output decisions, US inventory data, economic growth and geopolitical events all move it. WTI is known for sharp, fast price swings. Traders access it mainly through futures, ETFs and CFDs rather than the physical barrel. Because volatility is high and many products are leveraged, use a stop-loss and manage risk carefully.