WTI Crude •10 mins	47.99	-0.74	-1.52%
Brent Crude •10 mins	52.04	-0.77	-1.46%
Natural Gas •10 mins	1.786	-0.051	-2.78%
Mars US •8 hours	49.13	-1.62	-3.19%
Opec Basket •2 days	55.88	-0.26	-0.46%
Urals •1 day	50.20	-3.35	-6.26%
Louisiana Light •2 days	53.08	-1.53	-2.80%

	Louisiana Light • 2 days	53.08	-1.53	-2.80%
	Bonny Light • 1 day	54.97	-1.18	-2.10%
	Mexican Basket • 2 days	44.94	-1.47	-3.17%
	Natural Gas • 10 mins	1.786	-0.051	-2.78%
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Marine •1 day	52.25	-2.29	-4.20%
Murban •1 day	54.01	-2.28	-4.05%
Iran Heavy •1 day	46.50	-1.31	-2.74%
Basra Light •1 day	54.45	-1.47	-2.63%
Saharan Blend •1 day	55.08	-1.46	-2.58%
Bonny Light •1 day	54.97	-1.18	-2.10%

	Bonny Light • 1 day	54.97	-1.18	-2.10%
	Girassol • 1 day	54.47	-0.93	-1.68%
	Opec Basket • 2 days	55.88	-0.26	-0.46%
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Canadian Crude Index •8 hours	34.27	+0.00	+0.00%
Western Canadian Select •1 hour	33.33	-1.17	-3.39%
Canadian Condensate •1 hour	49.58	-1.17	-2.31%
Premium Synthetic •1 hour	49.13	-1.17	-2.33%
Sweet Crude •1 hour	44.48	-1.17	-2.56%
Peace Sour •1 hour	38.73	-1.17	-2.93%

	Peace Sour • 1 hour	38.73	-1.17	-2.93%
	Light Sour Blend • 1 hour	42.98	-1.17	-2.65%
	Syncrude Sweet Premium • 1 hour	47.73	-1.17	-2.39%
	Central Alberta • 1 hour	39.23	-1.17	-2.90%
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Louisiana Light •2 days	53.08	-1.53	-2.80%
Domestic Swt. @ Cushing •1 day	45.25	-1.25	-2.69%
Giddings •1 day	39.00	-1.25	-3.11%
ANS West Coast •3 days	54.69	-1.96	-3.46%
West Texas Sour •1 day	42.68	-1.17	-2.67%
Eagle Ford •1 day	46.63	-1.17	-2.45%

	Eagle Ford • 1 day	46.63	-1.17	-2.45%
	Oklahoma Sweet • 1 day	45.25	-1.25	-2.69%
	Kansas Common • 2 days	40.25	-1.50	-3.59%
	Buena Vista • 2 days	57.63	-1.53	-2.59%
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