West Texas Intermediate crude oil traded at $103.30 per barrel on October 25, 2026, edging up 0.03% over the prior 24 hours as the commodity maintained its recent upward momentum.
Over the past seven days, WTI has climbed 1.83%, reflecting a sustained period of buying pressure. The broader 30-day picture shows a more pronounced move, with the benchmark grade rising 12.35% over that span.
The latest session's near-flat movement suggests the market is consolidating after the sharp monthly advance. WTI has now crossed the $103 threshold, a level that marks a significant recovery in the contract's value relative to where it stood a month ago.
Market capitalization data for WTI crude oil futures is not available. The commodity remains one of the most closely watched energy benchmarks globally, with its price movements influencing costs across transportation, manufacturing, and consumer goods sectors.
