About WTI
WTI is a crude-oil benchmark followed across global energy markets. A CFD provides exposure to its price movement without ownership or physical delivery of the underlying commodity.
What moves the WTI price?
Global oil supply and demand, production decisions, inventories, economic growth, the US dollar and geopolitical events can all influence crude-oil prices.
FAQ
What is a WTI CFD?
It is a contract for difference that follows the price movement of WTI without physical delivery of crude oil.
Is the WTI price on this page an execution price?
No. Public prices are indicative; current execution prices and trading conditions are shown on the trading platform.