West Texas Intermediate crude oil settled at $104.11 on October 31, 2026, slipping 0.23% over the prior 24-hour period. The modest daily decline came after a broadly positive stretch for the commodity.
Over the past seven days, WTI gained 0.81%, reflecting a generally supportive near-term trend even as Sunday's session pulled back slightly. The weekly performance suggests underlying demand conditions remained relatively firm heading into the close of the month.
The most striking figure in the data is WTI's 30-day advance of 15.21%, pointing to a sharp and sustained move higher across October. That monthly climb represents a significant repricing of the benchmark crude contract over a relatively short period.
Market capitalization figures are not available for WTI crude, as the commodity trades on futures markets rather than as a publicly listed equity instrument. The $104.11 price reflects the spot benchmark used broadly across energy markets.
