RBM Lubricants
Precision Lubrication & Energy Solutions

Market Intelligence

Live crude oil prices.

Real-time WTI and Brent benchmark charts — the reference prices behind base-oil and lubricant input costs.

Crude oil is the primary feedstock for the base oils used in every RBM formulation. Tracking WTI and Brent — the world's two benchmark crude prices — gives distributors, workshops and procurement teams an early read on where lubricant input costs are heading.

US Benchmark

WTI Crude Oil

International Benchmark

Brent Crude Oil

Market FAQ

Understanding Crude Benchmarks

Learn how international crude benchmarks influence base-oil availability, refinery margins, and lubricant formulations.

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Questions about how prices affect you?

Our procurement team can explain how WTI and Brent movements typically flow through to base-oil and lubricant costs.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is the primary US crude oil benchmark, sourced mainly from Texas, New Mexico and North Dakota. It's the reference price for most North American crude contracts and a widely watched global indicator.

Need Pricing Guidance?

Talk to our team about current lubricant input costs.