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Crude Oil WTI Price Today

क्रूड ऑयल का आज का भाव — live USD/Bbl, updates every 2 minutes

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil — the US benchmark for oil pricing. Light and sweet crude delivered at Cushing, Oklahoma.

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क्रूड ऑयल का भाव आज — Crude Oil WTI Price Today

क्रूड ऑयल (Crude Oil WTI) का लाइव भाव ऊपर चार्ट में USD/Bbl में देखें — भाव हर 2 मिनट में अपडेट होता है। यहाँ आपको आज का रेट, दिन का उतार-चढ़ाव, और 1 महीने से 5 साल तक का ऐतिहासिक चार्ट मिलेगा, ताकि आप क्रूड ऑयल के भाव का ट्रेंड समझ सकें।

ध्यान दें: यह अंतरराष्ट्रीय वायदा बाजार (futures) का भाव है, USD/Bbl में। भारत में MCX और सर्राफा बाजार का भाव रुपये में होता है और उसमें आयात शुल्क, GST और मेकिंग चार्ज जुड़ने से अंतर आता है। भारतीय रुपये में रेट देखने के लिए सोने का भाव और चांदी का भाव पेज देखें।

Live Crude Oil WTI price in USD/Bbl, updated every 2 minutes, with intraday movement and historical charts from 1 month to 5 years. Prices are international futures quotes — Indian MCX and spot rates differ due to import duty, GST and the rupee exchange rate.

Commodity prices today — live international benchmarks

Live prices for 19 commodities across four groups — energy, metals, agricultural and industrial — quoted against their international benchmarks and refreshed through the trading day. Right now 8 of 19 are trading higher than their previous close.

Commodities set the input costs for a large share of the Indian market, which is why they move equities before equities move. Crude feeds inflation, the rupee and every company that burns or refines it; industrial metals lead the capital goods and auto cycle; gold tells you what global capital thinks of risk.

Crude Oil WTI
$100.05 (-2.37%)
Brent Crude
$104.61 (-2.81%)
Gold
$4,408.90 (+0.04%)
Silver
$65.19 (+0.40%)

Benchmark prices in USD, last updated 12 Sept 2026, 10:36 pm IST.

Why commodity prices move Indian stocks overnight

International commodity futures trade nearly around the clock on weekdays, while NSE and BSE are open for roughly six hours. A large part of the move in metal, energy, paint and tyre stocks at the 9:15 open is simply the market catching up to what commodities did while India slept. Checking these prices before the open explains more gap moves than any technical pattern does.

The four groups, and what each one signals

Energy — crude and natural gas — is the inflation and current-account channel, and India imports most of what it uses. Metals are the industrial cycle: copper in particular has a long reputation as a growth indicator because it goes into nearly everything built. Agricultural prices feed food inflation, which drives the CPI print the RBI reacts to. Industrial commodities round out the manufacturing picture. Reading them together tells you whether cost pressure is broad or confined to one input.

Dollar prices, rupee outcomes

Every benchmark on this page is quoted in US dollars, but the effect on an Indian company is in rupees. That means the USD/INR rate sits between the two: a commodity flat in dollars still gets more expensive for an Indian importer if the rupee weakens. When judging cost pressure on a domestic business, read the commodity move and the currency move together — either one alone can point the wrong way.

Frequently asked questions

Which commodities move the Indian stock market most?

Crude oil first, because India imports the large majority of what it consumes — a sustained rise widens the trade deficit, pressures the rupee and squeezes margins for paint, tyre, aviation and logistics companies while helping upstream producers. Gold matters second, both as a household savings asset and as the global risk barometer. Industrial metals such as copper and aluminium feed directly into metal, auto and capital goods earnings.

Are these prices the same as MCX rates?

No, and the difference matters. These are international benchmark prices quoted in US dollars — WTI and Brent for crude, COMEX for gold and silver. MCX contracts are quoted in rupees per Indian contract size and additionally reflect the USD/INR rate, import duty and local premiums. A gold price flat in dollars can still rise on MCX purely because the rupee weakened.

Why is crude oil quoted in two different prices?

WTI is the US benchmark, priced at Cushing, Oklahoma; Brent is the North Sea benchmark and the reference for most internationally traded crude. India's import basket tracks Brent far more closely than WTI, so Brent is the more relevant of the two for Indian inflation and for oil marketing company margins. The spread between them widens and narrows with US production and shipping economics.

How often do these commodity prices update?

Quotes refresh continuously from international futures markets, which trade nearly around the clock on weekdays — so commodity prices move overnight while Indian equity markets are shut. That overnight move is often what explains a gap-up or gap-down opening in metal, energy and paint stocks the following morning.

Can I trade these commodities from India?

Indian residents can trade commodity derivatives on MCX and NCDEX, which list rupee-denominated contracts on gold, silver, crude, natural gas, base metals and several agricultural commodities. The international benchmarks shown here are the reference prices those contracts track, not directly tradable instruments for Indian retail investors. This page is a price reference, not a recommendation to trade.

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Prices are international benchmark futures quoted in US dollars and are for reference only. They are not MCX rates and not investment advice.