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  E Global Crude Oil Prices Have Increased, But The Discount On Canadian Oil Has Also Risen | RICeoWeek
  “The discount on the Canadian effective price (CEP) vis-à-vis WTI has risen to over US$20, more than double its 2017 average (US$9.61). Futures contracts currently suggest that the differential between WTI and the CEP will narrow to the US$15 range by the summer, in line with a return to full capacity of the TransCanada Keystone pipeline and as rail transport adjusts to higher volumes, and to remain at this level on average over the 2018–2022 forecast horizon.” (Canada’s Feb. 2018 Budget, Annex 1: Economic and Fiscal Outlook)
  World crude oil prices increased in 2017 compared to the previous year. The recent Canadian Budget document indicated that the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil averaged just under US$51 per barrel, compared with an average of US$43 per barrel in 2016.