Commodities

WTI/USD Spread Comparison

WTI (West Texas Intermediate) crude oil is the US benchmark and the most traded oil CFD. Spreads range from 0.02 pts at raw-spread brokers to 2-3 pts at standard retail accounts, a difference of 100x on the same underlying.

Brokers tracked
16
Cheapest spread
2 pts
Most expensive
8.4 pts
Cost gap
4.2x

WTI/USD Spreads by Broker

Data: Nov 1, 2026
#BrokerMarketAccountSpread (pts)Type
1ThinkMarketsAustraliaThinkTrader2ptsvariable
2ThinkMarketsWorldwideThinkTrader2ptsvariable
3CMC MarketsAustraliaStandard2.5ptsvariable
4SwissquoteWorldwidePrime2.6ptsvariable
5IG MarketsAustraliaStandard2.8ptsvariable
6AxiAustraliaPro3ptsvariable
7Saxo BankWorldwideVIP3ptsvariable
8IC MarketsAustraliaRaw3.4ptsvariable
9IC MarketsWorldwideRaw Spread3.4ptsvariable
10OANDAAustraliaStandard3.98ptsvariable
11OANDAWorldwideStandard3.98ptsvariable
12PepperstoneAustraliaStandardFrom5ptsvariable
13PepperstoneWorldwideStandardFrom5ptsvariable
14XMWorldwideStandard6ptsvariable
15easyMarketsWorldwideStandard7ptsfixed
16BlackBull MarketsWorldwideStandard8.4ptsvariable

Spreads are indicative and updated daily from broker pricing pages. Raw/ECN accounts include commission. Standard accounts are commission-free.

Why the WTI/USD spread matters

Oil moves on inventory data, OPEC decisions, and geopolitical events. Day traders need a tight spread to capture intraday moves cleanly. A 0.02-pt spread vs a 2.8-pt spread is a 14,000% cost difference. Broker selection determines whether oil day trading is viable.

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