New York Mercantile Exchange
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The New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) is referenced as a key platform for electronic trading of WTI crude oil futures, with price movements on its exchange closely tracking global market sentiment. The snippets consistently highlight NYMEX's role in determining the value of August and July WTI contracts, showing daily fluctuations in response to broader energy market dynamics. It is frequently mentioned alongside ICE Futures' Brent prices, indicating its prominence in international commodity trading. No other functions or attributes beyond this financial trading role are indicated in the p…
Events
- Brent oil surges past $96 on Middle East tensions
- Oil prices, particularly Brent crude, experienced significant…
- US crude oil WTI futures fell below $71 per barrel for the first…
- Oil prices, specifically Brent and WTI futures
Recent coverage
- Brent rose to $92.72 per barrel in the moment — Ведомости
- Brent oil price exceeded $91 per barrel — Ведомости
- Price on Brent fell to $90.3 per barrel — Ведомости
- Brent fell to $88.94 per barrel — Ведомости
- Brent crude rises to $91.56 amid risk of escalation in the Middle East — Ведомости
- Brent crude rises to $90.19 per barrel — Интерфакс
- Brent crude drops to $70.87 per barrel — Интерфакс
- Brent crude oil price fell to $77.05 per barrel — Коммерсантъ
- Brent crude drops to $77.56 per barrel — Интерфакс