Global crude oil prices are a key indicator of economic conditions, energy markets and geopolitical stability. This page tracks daily movements in the world’s leading oil benchmarks, providing a growing dataset to monitor short-term volatility and longer-term trends.
🛢 latest prices
Last updated: 02 April 2026 – Updated daily on weekdays
- Brent crude: $109 per barrel ↑ 7%
- WTI crude: $112 per barrel ↑ 12%
01 April data:
- Brent crude: $101 per barrel ↓ 14%
- WTI crude: $99 per barrel ↓ 3%
31 March data:
- Brent crude: $118 per barrel ↑ 4%
- WTI crude: $102 per barrel ↓ 3%
Historical data
| Date | Brent Crude | Daily change | WTI Crude | Daily Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 March | $113 | ↓ 1% | $101 | ↑ 4% |
| 27 March | $114 | ↓ 5% | $101 | ↓ 6% |
| 26 March | $108 | ↑ 5% | $95 | ↑ 4% |
| 25 March | $103 | ↓ 2% | $91 | ↓ 2% |
| 24 March | $105 | ↑ 3% | $93 | ↑ 3% |
| 23 March | $102 | ↓ 8% | $90 | ↓ 11% |
| 21 March | $112 | $98 |
Source: Oilprice.com
Crude oil prices remain a central barometer of global economic and geopolitical stability. Recent movements reflect ongoing uncertainty around supply routes, production decisions and geopolitical tensions.
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