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Oil Prices in June 1991: WTI & Brent Daily Prices and Monthly Average

WTI average
$20.19
EIA monthly average
vs May 1991
−4.9%
$21.23
vs June 1990
+20.9%
$16.70
Brent average
$18.17
avg daily Brent − WTI on matched dates −$2.02

WTI averaged $20.19 per barrel in June 1991, down $1.04 (4.9%) from May 1991. A year earlier, in June 1990, it averaged $16.70, so the price was higher by $3.49 (20.9%) year over year.

Daily spot prices, June 1991

Chart data table (20 rows; WTI on 20, Brent on 20)
Daily spot prices, June 1991 ($/bbl)
PeriodWTIBrent
Jun 28, 1991$20.56$18.48
Jun 27, 1991$20.41$18.08
Jun 26, 1991$20.12$18.10
Jun 25, 1991$20.03$18.15
Jun 24, 1991$19.92$18.18
Jun 21, 1991$20.10$18.43
Jun 20, 1991$20.22$18.15
Jun 19, 1991$19.99$17.88
Jun 18, 1991$20.11$18.00
Jun 17, 1991$19.97$17.85
Jun 14, 1991$19.70$17.70
Jun 13, 1991$19.71$18.00
Jun 12, 1991$20.08$17.73
Jun 11, 1991$19.85$17.85
Jun 10, 1991$19.84$18.00
Jun 7, 1991$20.28$18.28
Jun 6, 1991$20.38$18.03
Jun 5, 1991$20.45$18.63
Jun 4, 1991$20.90$18.83
Jun 3, 1991$21.16$19.00

The month's range ran from $19.70 on Jun 14, 1991 to $21.16 on Jun 3, 1991; the last price was $20.56 on Jun 28, 1991.

Brent averaged $18.17, on matched dates $2.02 below WTI on average across 20 dates.

Among the 41 June averages EIA has published, 1991's ranks 12th lowest. Within 1991 it ranks 3rd lowest of the 12 monthly averages. In October 2026 dollars (CPI-U), the average equals $50.11 and the high of $21.16 equals $52.51.

June 1991 summary

MeasureWTIBrent
Monthly average$20.19$18.17
Change vs May 1991−$1.04−$1.02
Change vs June 1990+$3.49+$3.07
Highest daily price$21.16 Jun 3, 1991$19.00 Jun 3, 1991
Lowest daily price$19.70 Jun 14, 1991$17.70 Jun 14, 1991
Published daily observations2020
Average in October 2026 dollars (CPI-U)$50.11$45.09

Monthly averages are EIA's published figures. Real figures use CPI-U for June 1991.

June in other years

WTI monthly average, $/bbl; real in October 2026 dollars
YearWTI averagevs June 1991Real
2026$84.81+320.1%$85.71
2025$68.17+237.6%$71.33
2024$79.77+295.1%$85.70
2023$70.25+247.9%$77.71
2022$114.84+468.8%$130.81
2021$71.38+253.5%$88.67
2020$38.31+89.7%$50.16
2019$54.66+170.7%$72.02
2018$67.87+236.2%$90.90
2017$45.18+123.8%$62.25
2016$48.76+141.5%$68.28
2015$59.82+196.3%$84.60
2014$105.79+424.0%$149.81
2013$95.77+374.3%$138.43
2012$82.30+307.6%$121.04
2011$96.26+376.8%$143.93
2010$75.34+273.2%$116.66
2009$69.64+244.9%$108.97
2008$133.88+563.1%$206.50
2007$67.49+234.3%$109.33
2006$70.95+251.4%$118.02
2005$56.35+179.1%$97.78
2004$38.03+88.4%$67.66
2003$30.66+51.9%$56.33
2002$25.52+26.4%$47.88
2001$27.60+36.7%$52.33
2000$31.82+57.6%$62.29
1999$17.92−11.2%$36.39
1998$13.72−32.0%$28.41
1997$19.26−4.6%$40.55
1996$20.42+1.1%$43.98
1995$18.45−8.6%$40.83
1994$19.06−5.6%$43.47
1993$19.09−5.4%$44.62
1992$22.39+10.9%$53.90
1991$20.19—$50.11
1990$16.70−17.3%$43.39
1989$20.05−0.7%$54.53
1988$16.53−18.1%$47.28
1987$20.07−0.6%$59.68
1986$13.43−33.5%$41.40

“—” in the real column means BLS has published no CPI-U for that month. The comparison column shows how far that year's average was from June 1991.

Source and methodology

ProviderSeriesUnitsCoverageLatest observation
U.S. Energy Information AdministrationRWTC — WTI spot price FOB (daily, monthly)$/bblJun 3, 1991 – Jun 28, 1991Jun 28, 1991
U.S. Energy Information AdministrationRBRTE — Brent spot price FOB (daily, monthly)$/bblJun 3, 1991 – Jun 28, 1991Jun 28, 1991
U.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsCUUR0000SA0 — CPI-U, all items, NSAindex, 1982–84=100monthlyOctober 2026

Last updated: Nov 10, 2026, 7:01 PM CST. Raw values are shown in source units; any conversion is labeled. See methodology and data sources.

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