Quick Question about a credible oil price site

[Kevykev]

No, not looking for a debate about how the man gets us. just looking for a credible source that can show me oil prices by date.

I found one but I want and easy to read template that I can email to a contractor so he can honor a quote from Nov 11 2009. His product price varies with oil price.

I just want one that will allow me to view oil prices by day nah mean?

Looks like today's crude is $79 I found an article for Nov 11 stating it was 79 as well but need a source that clearly shows it.


Thanks

I'll pay you with Reps. :cheers: Real Life Reps. RLRs!!! :cheers:

[Kevykev]

Bump

lol @ what I just did.

[Echonova]

http://www.opec.org/home/basket.aspx

This what you're looking for?

Edit: Scroll down to monthly basket price

[Kevykev]

That's what i talking about Novascotia!!!


Damn didn't even think to go directly to the source....

[Echonova]

Keep in mind that's the basket price. What is a basket price you ask??

OPEC has tied its production management activity to the goal of maintaining the OPEC Basket price which is a simple average price of a "basket" of seven crude oils, including: Algeria's Saharan Blend, Indonesia's Minas, Nigeria's Bonny Light, Saudi Arabia's Arab Light, Dubai's Fateh, Venezuela's Tia Juana Light, and Mexico's Isthmus (a non-OPEC crude oil).

OPEC uses the price of this basket to monitor world oil market conditions. Of the major benchmark crude oils West Texas Intermediate and Brent are lighter and sweeter, and therefore more expensive, than the OPEC basket.

[Echonova]

I'm in the petroleum industry... I know gas.

[Kevykev]

I'm in the petroleum industry... I know gas.

I hear they call you Mr. Petro :cheers:

[Echonova]

Or Stanky Britches:(

[Kevykev]

aka Mr. Petro Pedro