The United States Oil Fund, LP (USO) closed Wednesday at $163.95, declining 1.37% in the latest 24-hour session as oil-linked assets pulled back after a recent run higher.
Despite the daily dip, the fund has gained 2.06% over the past seven days, reflecting a broader stretch of buying pressure that carried into the near-term window. The 30-day performance paints a stronger picture, with USO up 10.52% over that period.
The fund, which tracks oil prices through futures contracts, has attracted attention in recent weeks as its one-month return stands among the more notable moves in the commodities-linked ETF space. Wednesday's pullback represents a modest retracement within that broader advance.
No market capitalization figure was available for USO as of the October 28, 2026 close.
