Oil prices fell on Wednesday, pulled down by a larger-than-expected build in U.S. crude stocks, after gaining for three sessions on expectations of an easing in U.S.-China trade tensions.

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Forecasts for higher power demand drove a rise in European prompt electricity prices on Tuesday as temperatures dropped in the main markets and German wind power generation fell. ›

British wholesale gas prices were mostly higher on Tuesday morning due to stronger demand though an oversupplied system put pressure on the price for immediate delivery.

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Oil prices steadied on Tuesday as investors kept an eye on U.S. inventory data due later in the day, following two days of gains on positive economic data and hopes for a Washington-Beijing trade deal.

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British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning as demand for heating and from gas-to-power plants increased.

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Oil prices eased on Monday as traders took profit ahead of fresh European and U.S. economic data, despite hopes for some resolution to the U.S.-China trade row that has hurt global economic growth and crimped energy demand.

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British wholesale gas prices jumped on Friday morning as flows from Norway dropped sharply. ›

Oil prices were little changed on Friday but set for a slide of about 4% on the week hurt by rising global supply and concerns about future demand. ›

British wholesale gas prices fell on Thursday morning as higher Norwegian flows, strong wind power generation and a plethora of expected liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargos made for an oversupplied system. ›

Oil prices rose on Thursday as investors banked on more economic stimulus by China after weak PMI data, partly recovering from losses in the previous session on a much larger than expected build in U.S. crude stocks. ›