Brent Crude is the international benchmark for oil prices, sourced from the North Sea and used to price roughly two-thirds of the world's globally traded crude oil. WTI (West Texas Intermediate) is the primary US benchmark, sourced from landlocked oil fields in Texas and Oklahoma. Both are high-quality, light sweet crudes, but they differ in...
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