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The WTI Spot Slips to $103.37

The Cushing crude spot price was $103.37 a barrel on October 27, from $105.25 the day before.

By Jonah Peck, Energy Correspondent

New York1 min read

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The West Texas Intermediate spot price at Cushing, Oklahoma, was $103.37 a barrel on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, according to data published by the St. Louis Fed. The day before, the price was $105.25. A week earlier, on October 20, it was $107.89.

The ten-year Treasury par yield the same day was 4.99 percent, from 5.00 percent on Monday.

Households do not buy Cushing crude. They buy fuel later, at a price that includes refining, tax, and transport.

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