Track upstream market movement, understand changing performance standards, and connect each signal to the products and technical evidence behind the decision.
Public benchmarks provide directional context. They are not US Global Petroleum costs, margins, selling prices, or product quotations.
WTI weekly from EIA · PPI monthly from BLS
$0.00per barrel
+0.86% vs. 10 Aug 2026
An upstream benchmark, not a finished lubricant price. Procurement decisions also depend on base oils, additives, packaging, freight, specifications and contract terms.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration ↗0.000
-0.4% vs. Jul 2026
A monthly producer-price index. It is not a Group I, II, or III spot assessment. Recent months are preliminary and may be revised by BLS.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ↗Interpretation before reaction
Use market data, standards, and product evidence together. Each view below answers a different question in the lubricant buying process.
Finished lubricant pricing reflects the complete value chain, including base-stock availability, additive chemistry, formulation requirements, testing, packaging, freight, inventory, and regional supply conditions.
Crude benchmark
Refining & base stocks
Additive package
Blending & testing
Packaging & logistics
Finished lubricant
Key Takeaway
Use crude benchmarks as directional context, not as a direct lubricant quotation.
Current Product Intelligence
The current US Global Petroleum site contains useful testing reports, 2026 product-document updates, approval records, and product alerts. This page brings the most relevant routes together.
Review US Global Petroleum's independent testing comparisons for Everest product families.
The live PDS library now includes API SQ and ILSAC GF-7 product files across current passenger-car ranges.
Verify current approval records and review active product notices before ordering for regulated or market-specific use.
Use the product range to compare applications, viscosity grades, performance requirements, and technical documents.
