Strait of Hormuz Monitor

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Oil Prices — Brent, WTI & Dubai

Live crude benchmarks during the Strait of Hormuz crisis — Brent, WTI and Dubai spot prices plus the war-risk premium in freight — updated continuously from market data.

As of 2026-10-15 19:09 UTC, Brent crude is trading at $105.87 and WTI at $96.42 per barrel. Brent is up about 47% versus its ~$72 pre-crisis baseline in February 2026, before the Strait of Hormuz blockade, and up roughly 2% over the past week. The Brent–WTI spread stands at $9.45, a widening gap that reflects the global, seaborne nature of a Hormuz supply disruption — it hits waterborne Brent harder than US-landlocked WTI. Prices below are live crude, futures and refined-product benchmarks tracked against Strait of Hormuz crisis events.

Current benchmark prices

Latest crude, futures, and refined-product prices during the Strait of Hormuz crisis.
BenchmarkPriceSource
Brent spot$105.87yahoo-finance
WTI spot$96.42yahoo-finance
Brent futures$105.87yahoo-finance
WTI futures$96.42yahoo-finance
Gold$4178.40yahoo-finance
Natural gas$3.234yahoo-finance
Heating oil$4.6463yahoo-finance
Gasoline (RBOB)$3.0748yahoo-finance
Hormuz crisis premium:
+47% vs $72 (Feb 2026)
Brent–WTI spread:
$9.45
As of:

Brent & WTI — last 7 days (daily)

Daily Brent and WTI crude prices over the past week.
DateBrentWTI
$103.65$91.07
$104.66$91.81
$104.82$91.92
$105.32$92.36
$105.56$93.24
$106.16$95.06
$104.81$94.63

Explore the full interactive chart with Brent, WTI and Dubai spot & futures (Yahoo Finance and EIA settlement prices), gold and natural-gas safe-haven context, and the war-risk premium below. Data updates continuously during market hours.