These prediction markets track expected price movements for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil throughout May, a key benchmark for global energy costs. The related markets grouped here cover a wide range of potential price targets—from lows near $60 to highs above $150—reflecting the diverse expectations of traders worldwide about supply constraints, geopolitical developments, and demand dynamics. Each market price represents the collective assessment of how likely it is that WTI will hit that specific price level during the month. When reading the prices below, note that higher probabilities on lower price targets may signal market expectations for adequate supply or weak demand, while elevated odds on higher targets could reflect concerns about production disruptions or tight supplies. The spread across multiple price levels reveals the full probability distribution of market sentiment on energy costs, rather than just a single outcome. As new information emerges—whether from production reports, geopolitical events, or economic data—these market prices update continuously to reflect fresh expectations. Comparing the odds across related price targets helps you identify where market confidence is strongest and where significant disagreement exists among traders and analysts assessing May's energy landscape.