Energy Markets & The Billionaires Behind Them

Live benchmark prices for crude oil, natural gas, petrol, and diesel — and the billionaires whose empires run on refineries, pipelines, and power plants.

Live Energy Prices

MarketPrice (USD)Today
Crude Oil (WTI)
West Texas Intermediate — the US crude oil benchmark.
$71.41per barrel▼ 0.93%
Crude Oil (Brent)
Brent — the international crude oil benchmark most of the world prices against.
$76.01per barrel▼ 0.38%
Natural Gas
US natural gas futures (Henry Hub).
$2.94per MMBtu▼ 2.39%
Gasoline (Petrol)
RBOB gasoline futures — the wholesale price behind what you pay at the pump.
$2.8216per gallon▼ 1.58%
Diesel / Heating Oil
Ultra-low-sulfur diesel futures, the benchmark for diesel and heating oil.
$3.5533per gallon▼ 0.51%

Front-month futures prices from Yahoo Finance (NYMEX/ICE), quoted in USD. These are wholesale benchmarks — pump prices add refining margins, distribution, and local taxes on top.

The Energy Billionaires

Why oil prices move billionaire rankings

Refining margins, energy stock prices, and commodity cycles feed directly into these fortunes. When crude spikes, refiners and producers swing in opposite directions — which is why a move in Brent can reshuffle the wealth rankings from Mumbai to Lagos. Where a fortune runs through a listed company (like Reliance Industries), we price it live; private empires use static estimates from public reporting.