Why the World Needs Benchmarks & Characteristics of Benchmarks | ICE

Part two of the series by Energy Intelligence explains why the world needs benchmarks and what characteristics they obtain.

Why the world needs benchmarks & characteristics of benchmarks Global crude benchmarks: Brent sets the standard Part 2: A series by Energy Intelligence Receive the complete series Sign up As the executive summary explains , the purpose of this report from Energy Intelligence is to provide a deep dive into the role of the Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil benchmarks, their mutual relationship, and their interaction with the global oil market. Part two of the series below delves into why the world needs benchmarks and what characteristics they obtain. Why the world needs benchmar

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