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WTI Quick Summary This page is a light, at-a-glance read on the latest moves. As you review the charts, focus on just two things: what has changed and why it matters. When you read the tone of price action alongside the supply–demand current, the market’s tension usually reveals itself. Short-term swings can widen on external events (policy, weather, etc.). This content is for information and education only and is not investment advice.
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US Yearly Total Degree Days (TDD)
- Total Degree Days (TDD) is HDD plus CDD and summarizes weather-driven U.S. heating and cooling demand pressure.
- Calendar days align each year; forecast and model lines extend current estimates and are not guaranteed outcomes.
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CME Exchange
Warehouse Stocks (Registered / Eligible / Total)
Registered Share (%)
Net Change
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US TDD (Heating + Cooling) and Forecasts
TDD / Price
13-day model TDD totals (last 4 comparable runs)
1 model run · bars show its fixed 13-day total
Fixed 13-day model totals are not available yet.
12H TDD changes (last 4 comparable runs)
The exact 12-hour-prior run is unavailable; this point remains a gap.
- Total Degree Days (TDD) equals HDD plus CDD and summarizes weather-driven U.S. heating and cooling demand pressure.
- The middle totals always use 13 complete dates shared by four models; each Δ compares the same 13 dates with the exact 12-hour-prior run.
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US Yearly Heating Degree Days (HDD)
- Heating Degree Days (HDD) measure how far daily temperature falls below 65°F and indicate weather-driven U.S. heating demand.
- Each year is aligned by calendar day; forecast and model lines extend current estimates and are not guaranteed outcomes.
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US Yearly Cooling Degree Days (CDD)
- Cooling Degree Days (CDD) measure how far daily temperature rises above 65°F and indicate weather-driven U.S. cooling demand.
- Each year is aligned by calendar day; forecast and model lines extend current estimates and are not guaranteed outcomes.
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