WTI Crude Oil June Price Targets | Polymarket Trade

WTI (West Texas Intermediate) crude oil is the primary benchmark for crude oil pricing in North America and a crucial indicator of global energy supply and demand. The May–June 2026 period is a critical window for oil markets, as summer demand typically rises while OPEC+ supply decisions and geopolitical developments can shift prices rapidly. This collection of prediction markets aggregates forecasts across five key price targets—ranging from $120 to $200 per barrel—to provide a comprehensive snapshot of how traders and analysts view oil's near-term trajectory. Each market represents a distinct threshold that could trigger changes in energy policy, fuel costs, and investment strategies across industries. When examining these prices together, you're seeing a probability distribution that reveals market consensus: higher probability on moderate targets (like $120–$130) suggests traders expect relatively contained price movement, while lower probabilities on extreme targets ($150+) indicate skepticism about major supply disruptions or demand shocks. This event-level view helps you understand not just whether oil will rise or fall, but the granular expectations for magnitude and likelihood. Reading across these markets simultaneously reveals the 'shape' of market expectations—whether traders are clustered around one forecast or spread across multiple scenarios. This is particularly useful for anyone tracking energy inflation, evaluating oil-exposed investments, or understanding the macro backdrop for commodities and equities.