Oil prices fell nearly 1% on Tuesday as investors expected Libya’s oil production to eventually resume following a force majeure declared by the oil exporter on two major oilfields amid a military blockade.

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British wholesale gas prices fell on Monday morning as an increase in liquefied natural gas send-out helped to create oversupply.

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Oil prices rose to their highest in more than week on Monday after two large crude production bases in Libya began shutting down amid a military blockade, setting the stage for crude flows from the OPEC member to be cut to a trickle.

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British prompt wholesale gas prices were mixed on Friday morning as colder temperatures forecast from the weekend pushed up demand but healthy supply weighed on some contracts.

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Oil prices were steady on Friday as reports of sluggish economic growth in China, the world’s biggest crude importer, raised concerns about fuel demand which countered optimism from the signing of a Sino-U.S. trade deal this week.

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British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday morning, supported by a drop in liquefied natural gas (LNG) send-out and expectations of a demand rise. ›

Oil prices rose on Thursday buoyed by the long-anticipated signing of an initial Sino-U.S. trade deal that sets the stage for a jump in Chinese purchases of American energy products, while U.S. crude inventories fell more than expected. ›

Prompt power prices in the European wholesale market jumped on Wednesday as ongoing strikes by French workers in a row over pension reforms curbed generation capacity in that country by 7.5%, while Germany saw a downturn in wind supply.

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British wholesale gas prices declined on Wednesday morning as strong wind output and slightly higher flows from Norway curbed demand.

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Oil prices slipped on Wednesday on concerns that the pending Phase 1 trade deal between the United States and China, the world’s biggest oil users, may not boost demand as the U.S. intends to keep tariffs on Chinese goods until a second phase.

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