UKOIL

Crude Oil Brent

102.03

▲ 2.46% today

Last 24 hours

Bid

102.02

Ask

102.04

Day High

105.78

Day Low

100.92

UKOIL key statistics

1 week

+7.81%

1 month

+25.17%

52w high

114.24

52w low

58.50

Avg daily range

+3.22%

History from

01 Sept 2025

Highs and lows are taken from 261 daily bars — the high was set on 09 Mar 2026 and the low on 16 Dec 2025. UKOIL is quoted to 2 decimal places, minimum tick 0.01, spread at last quote 0.03, quoted in USD on NYMEX, sourced from MetaTrader 5 (Broker 1).

UKOIL daily history

Date	Open	High	Low	Close	Change
11 Sept 2026	105.31	105.80	100.94	102.03	-3.12%
09 Sept 2026	97.45	99.71	97.03	99.58	+2.19%
08 Sept 2026	95.36	97.72	95.12	97.59	+2.34%
07 Sept 2026	95.08	96.39	94.51	95.78	+0.73%
04 Sept 2026	94.41	95.18	92.00	94.51	+0.10%
03 Sept 2026	94.06	96.17	92.98	94.64	+0.62%
02 Sept 2026	94.65	96.03	92.70	94.32	-0.35%
01 Sept 2026	90.61	94.72	90.24	94.43	+4.21%
31 Aug 2026	89.03	91.10	88.66	90.35	+1.48%
28 Aug 2026	88.20	88.40	86.98	87.99	-0.24%

UKOIL API access

Crude Oil Brent prices are available over REST and WebSocket with no API key and no signup. Rate limit is 15,000 requests per minute per IP.

curl

curl "https://biquote.io/api/UKOIL"

Python

import requests

r = requests.get("https://biquote.io/api/UKOIL")
tick = r.json()
print(tick["mid"], tick["dayDiffPercent"])

JavaScript

const r = await fetch("https://biquote.io/api/UKOIL");
const tick = await r.json();
console.log(tick.mid, tick.dayDiffPercent);

WebSocket

// SignalR hub — pushes every tick for UKOIL
const conn = new signalR.HubConnectionBuilder()
  .withUrl("https://biquote.io/hubs/tick")
  .build();
conn.on("ReceiveTick", t => console.log(t.symbol, t.mid));
await conn.start();
await conn.invoke("Subscribe", "UKOIL");

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