Oil & Gas Markets
Real-time commodity futures, energy indices, forex rates & oil company stock quotes
Track real-time crude oil, natural gas, and energy commodity prices alongside the stocks that move with them. Whether you're an operator hedging production, an investor evaluating energy equities, or an industry professional tracking market conditions, this page gives you a live view of the benchmarks that drive oil and gas economics worldwide.
Commodities & Indices
Live futures prices for WTI, Brent, Natural Gas, WCS, Gasoline, and Heating Oil. Energy indices and forex rates updated in real time.
Oil & Gas Company Stocks
Canadian producers, pipelines, US & international majors, and oilfield services companies. Real-time stock quotes from the TSX, NYSE, and NASDAQ.
Key Benchmarks
WTI Crude Oil
West Texas Intermediate — the NYMEX front-month futures contract, delivered at Cushing, Oklahoma. The primary North American crude benchmark.
Brent Crude Oil
ICE front-month futures. The global benchmark for approximately two-thirds of the world's traded crude oil.
Natural Gas (Henry Hub)
NYMEX front-month futures, priced in $/MMBtu. The primary North American natural gas benchmark.
Western Canadian Select (WCS)
A heavy, sour crude blend from the oil sands. Trades at a discount to WTI due to higher refining costs and pipeline constraints from Alberta.
TSX Energy Index (TTEN)
S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index — tracks the performance of energy companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
XLE — Energy Select Sector
The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund — tracks major US energy companies including ExxonMobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and SLB.
The WTI–WCS Differential (Alberta Discount)
Western Canadian Select (WCS) consistently trades at a discount to WTI because it is a heavy, sour (high-sulphur) blend that requires more complex refining. Pipeline constraints from the Alberta oil sands to export terminals widen this differential further — sometimes by US$20–30/bbl during periods of congestion. Expansions such as the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion (TMX) aim to reduce this discount by opening Pacific tidewater access and increasing competition among buyers.
Rule of thumb: WCS ≈ WTI − $12 to $20/bbl under normal pipeline conditions.
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