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About Crude Oil Brent - Cash

Brent crude oil is one of our most-traded commodities, along with West Texas crude oil. Considered a major benchmark, it’s used to set oil prices for two thirds of the world’s global crude oil supplies. Brent crude is known as a light and sweet oil due to its low density and sulphur content. The Brent crude oil market first originated at its field in the North Sea; however, production is decreasing in this region as oil blends from other international fields are being combined. You can trade the commodity at its live spot price or through forward contracts, where its value is based on the stability of the underlying asset. Our Brent crude oil price charts are available to view in both short-term and longer-term timeframes, depending on your trading strategy. Start spread betting or trade CFDs on Brent crude oil’s price below.

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Crude Oil Brent - Cash FAQs

What is meant by Brent Crude Oil?

Brent Crude acts as a global benchmark for crude oils that are extracted from Atlantic basins. It comes from 15 different oil fields in the North Sea known as BFOET (Brent, Forties, Oseberg, Ekofisk and Troll). Read more about types of crude oil.

What is the difference between WTI and Brent Crude Oil?

Whereas Brent is extracted from the North Sea, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Crude Oil is a US-based commodity that is sourced from oil fields in Texas, North Dakota and Louisiana. WTI is typically lighter and sweeter due to its low density and low sulphur content, which also makes it less expensive to produce. View our WTI Crude Oil derivative price chart for further details.

What is Brent Crude Oil used for?

Brent Crude Oil can be used as a source to fuel transportation, cooking and heating devices, as well as being present in chewing gum, contact lenses, cosmetics and a number of household products. It is one of the world’s most popularly traded commodities, so learn more about oil trading via CFDs and spread bets.

How can I trade on Brent Crude Oil in the UK?

To start spread betting or trading CFDs on the price movements of Brent Crude Oil, open a trading account. You will be able to go long if you think that its value will increase or go short if you think its value will fall. Take advantage of our multiple order types and execution tools.

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