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WTI

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by CME Group (NYMEX futures market)

Heard in 17 episodes across 9 shows since Sep 2026

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is a light, sweet grade or blend of crude oil produced in the United States. The name also commonly refers to its spot, assessed, or NYMEX futures price, which serves as a major benchmark and pricing reference for oil markets and is used in trading, producer economics, and fuel-price hedging.

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  1. Dan CurtisMixedJul 13, 2026· Stock Movers

    Higher WTI prices are boosting Chevron and Exxon while increasing costs for airlines.

    “WTI up almost 3 and a half percent in the pre market right now and that is having ramifications across the market market. So companies Chevron, Exxon, those are up about 1%. On the other hand this is more expensive for companies like the airlines.”

    Listen at 3:14

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