Energy markets • Version 1 dashboard
Sample data • API-ready

Energy Markets

WTI CRUDE • WTI
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USD / barrel • daily data
BRENT CRUDE • BRENT
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USD / barrel • daily data
RBOB GASOLINE • GASOLINE
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USD / gallon • daily data
HENRY HUB • NATURALGAS
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USD / MMBtu • daily data

Today's Biggest Move

Oil prices are being driven by supply-side risk.

This Version 1 mockup is designed to replace the sample numbers and text with live market data and automatically researched daily news. The layout emphasizes the information an energy trader would want first: price action, the reason for the move, and what to watch next.

WTI Price Action

Illustrative chart only. Live historical series will be connected in the next build.

Why the Market Moved

Supply & geopolitics

Track production disruptions, infrastructure attacks, sanctions, shipping risks and changes in physical flows.

OPEC+

Monitor production policy, compliance, spare capacity and signals from major producers.

Inventories & refining

Watch crude, gasoline and distillate inventories, refinery utilization and outages.

Macro & demand

Follow the dollar, rates, economic growth expectations and transportation-fuel demand.

Futures Curve

WTI

Front month: $106.46

Next month: $105.90

Illustrative backwardation

Brent

Front month: $109.20

Next month: $108.65

Live curve data will replace these illustrative values.

Today's Articles

Reuters — Oil market update

Daily article explaining the major supply, geopolitical and physical-market catalysts.

EIA — Energy market data

Authoritative inventory, production, demand and market context.

CME Group — Futures quotes

Reference point for futures contracts and settlement information.

Trader Takeaway

What should a trader watch next?

Prioritize developments that can change the physical balance: supply disruptions, OPEC+ decisions, inventory surprises, refinery outages, shipping constraints, weather and changes in demand expectations. The key question is whether today's move is a temporary headline shock or a change in the underlying supply-demand balance.