Energyprices
Energy category — current prices of 15 commodities in USD and EUR, with detailed change over daily, weekly, monthly and yearly intervals.
Live prices — Energy
USD and EUR · daily · weekly · monthly · 1y change · click any name for detail
| Commodity | Price (USD) | Price (EUR) | 24h | 7d | 30d | 1y | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brent oil | US$92.31 | €78.90 | ▼ −0.12% | ▲ +5.70% | ▼ −3.11% | ▲ +37.06% | barrel |
| WTI oil | US$86.26 | €73.73 | 0.00% | ▲ +5.84% | ▼ −5.57% | ▲ +35.27% | barrel |
| Ural oil | US$86.32 | €73.78 | 0.00% | ▲ +2.66% | ▲ +6.92% | ▲ +36.80% | barrel |
| US natural gas | US$2.81 | €2.40 | 0.00% | ▲ +1.81% | ▼ −3.77% | ▲ +0.72% | MMBtu |
| UK natural gas | US$162.58 | €138.97 | ▼ −0.93% | ▲ +7.51% | ▲ +8.09% | ▲ +94.82% | therm |
| Coal | US$131.50 | €112.40 | ▲ +0.77% | ▲ +1.74% | ▲ +0.50% | ▲ +18.15% | tonne |
| Uranium | US$88.85 | €75.95 | ▲ +0.40% | ▲ +1.60% | ▲ +3.49% | ▲ +19.99% | pound |
| RBOB gasoline | US$3.07 | €2.62 | 0.00% | ▲ +1.99% | ▼ −8.36% | ▲ +51.98% | gallon |
| Heating oil | US$4.37 | €3.74 | 0.00% | ▲ +3.80% | ▲ +2.34% | ▲ +89.18% | gallon |
| Propane | US$0.7500 | €0.6411 | 0.00% | ▲ +5.63% | ▼ −2.60% | ▲ +10.29% | gallon |
| Methanol | US$2,922.00 | €2,497.64 | ▲ +2.49% | ▲ +8.02% | ▲ +8.79% | ▲ +27.38% | tonne |
| Naphtha | US$757.20 | €647.23 | ▲ +0.21% | ▲ +2.09% | ▼ −7.12% | ▲ +35.66% | tonne |
| Ethanol | US$2.08 | €1.78 | 0.00% | ▲ +2.97% | ▲ +8.33% | ▲ +14.29% | gallon |
| Gasoil | US$1,283.20 | €1,096.84 | ▼ −0.23% | ▲ +3.75% | ▲ +1.95% | ▲ +90.08% | tonne |
| TTF natural gas (EU) | US$76.98 | €65.80 | ▼ −0.72% | ▲ +8.48% | ▲ +8.11% | ▲ +101.32% | MWh |
Energy — market overview
The energy category covers the raw materials that power the global economy: Brent and WTI crude oil, natural gas (Henry Hub in the US, TTF in Europe), coal, uranium concentrate, and the refined products — gasoline, gasoil, heating oil, propane, methanol and naphtha derivatives. These prices feed directly into inflation, transport costs and electricity bills. The market is driven by OPEC+ production decisions, geopolitical tensions, the US EIA weekly inventory report and weather anomalies.
What drives energy prices?
The key fundamental factors market participants track day-to-day across this category.
OPEC+ production quotas
The 24-country alliance meets monthly to set output levels. Cuts typically push prices up, increases push them down.
US EIA inventory report
Weekly Wednesday release of US oil and gasoline stocks. A larger-than-expected draw is bullish; a build is bearish.
Geopolitical risk
Middle East conflicts, sanctions (Iran, Russia), Strait of Hormuz or Red Sea disruptions all move marginal supply.
Seasonal demand
Winter heating-season lifts gas and heating-oil prices, the US summer driving season lifts gasoline, and Atlantic hurricane season affects Gulf of Mexico output.
How to use the table
Practical tips for navigating the energy prices.
Click any name
Opens the commodity detail page with an interactive 7-day to MAX chart, 52-week range, moving averages and a 30-day price history.
Updates
Prices refresh twice daily — around 06:30 and 18:30 CET. These are reference values, not live tick data.
USD / EUR columns
USD is the base quote; EUR is the equivalent converted at today's EUR/USD rate — handy for quick comparison.
Other categories
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