Crude Oil WTI
CL=F·Commodity·COMMODITY·USD
$105.76+4.31%
Trading
- Open
- $102.01
- High
- $106.69
- Low
- $101.21
- Prev. close
- $101.39
- Volume
- 340.62K
Price history
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