Commodities · WTI Crude Oil
Explore the WTI Crude Oil price chart, compare recent candlesticks and review supply, demand and futures context before requesting an analysis.
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WTI is a US crude oil benchmark. This chart follows a WTI futures proxy; contract expiry and rolling can create differences from physical oil prices.
Futures have exchange sessions, expiry dates and contract rolls. A proxy can change contracts over time; compare the same contract and units before interpreting a historical gap.
Choose 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour or 4-hour candles with up to 1,000 observations to compare intraday and swing structure, or daily (2 years) and weekly (5 years) candles to review the wider macro trend. Available history depends on the instrument.
A candle records open, high, low and close. Compare a close beyond a recent CL/USD swing level with a wick that crosses it and retreats.
Factors to follow: US crude inventories, production, refinery demand and supply announcements. These are factors to investigate alongside the chart, rather than a current forecast.
Check EIA inventory releases and the futures contract before attributing a move entirely to demand.
EIA petroleum data (opens in a new tab)Identify recent swing highs and lows on the selected window, then compare RSI(14) and EMA(14/20/50) with the candle structure. Strong momentum can persist; an overbought reading or an average crossover alone does not establish a reversal.
Separate a supply-driven price move from a futures roll before comparing support and resistance across dates.
Analyze CL/USDPrices may be delayed. Check the candle interval and last update time shown on the chart before comparing it with your broker quote. USD per barrel · CL=F futures proxy is the chart’s quote basis.
A current outlook appears in a requested report. Review its evidence and limitations, and compare any conditional entry, stop loss and target with the current quote, spread and fees.
WTI is a US crude oil benchmark. This chart follows a WTI futures proxy; contract expiry and rolling can create differences from physical oil prices.
WTI is a US crude oil benchmark. This chart follows a WTI futures proxy; contract expiry and rolling can create differences from physical oil prices.
Automatic updates are off by default. You can refresh manually or enable updates every 60 seconds; updates preserve the chart view. Quotes may be delayed. Check its last update time; the displayed price is not an executable broker quote.
Choose 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, or 4-hour candles with up to 1,000 observations, or Daily and Weekly candles requested over two to five years. Available history depends on the instrument. Gaps can reflect market closures or missing price observations.
Sign in and select Analyze Instrument for the visible candle window, or Scan This Chart for an image review. Completed reports use one AI credit, with 3 free reports per UTC day shared across scans and analysis. Review the report timestamp, levels and limitations.
Run an AI analysis on CL/USD to inspect observed swing support and resistance, Classic and Fibonacci pivot points, and confirmed-swing Fibonacci retracement zones (38.2%, 50%, 61.8%) alongside EMA 14/20/50 and RSI 14.
Step-by-step answers for common questions traders ask when researching WTI Crude Oil (CL/USD) price structure, indicators and setups.
Compare CL/USD price closes against EMA 14, EMA 20 and EMA 50 while checking whether Wilder RSI(14) holds above 55 for bullish momentum or below 45 for bearish pressure.
Our quantitative engine scans recent WTI Crude Oil swing highs and lows, calculates Classic and Fibonacci floor pivots (P, R1–R3, S1–S3), and maps 38.2%, 50.0% and 61.8% retracement bands.
Execution setups on CL/USD are cross-checked against higher-timeframe EMA 20/50 ordering and RSI regime so counter-trend noise is filtered out automatically.
Use Quick Scan on CL/USD to evaluate uploaded PNG, JPG or WebP chart screenshots or capture the interactive WTI Crude Oil chart with signed candle context.
Every verified WTI Crude Oil report measures 14-period Average True Range (ATR) and checks that conditional stop-loss levels sit beyond invalidating swing structure with a realistic cost buffer.
Key drivers for CL/USD include US crude inventories, production, refinery demand and supply announcements. Check EIA inventory releases and the futures contract before attributing a move entirely to demand.
