British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday morning as a sharp decline in flows from Norway and forecasts for lower temperatures offset the effect of strong wind power generation.

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Oil prices were mixed on Monday with traders pegging cautious hopes for a rebound from last week’s losses on progress in talks on ending the U.S.-China trade war, against a backdrop of global economic slowdown weighing on future oil demand.

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British wholesale gas prices rose on Friday morning as the system was undersupplied due to reduced Norwegian flows and injections into storage.

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Oil futures were higher ahead of the weekend but remained on track for large weekly losses on fears that slower global economic growth will hurt fuel demand, even as Saudi Arabia said it has fully restored oil output after recent attacks.

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European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery diverged on Thursday as a sharp increase in German consumption after a bank holiday, and lower output from renewables, lifted its over-the-counter prompt price, while French prices slipped.

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British wholesale gas prices edged up on Thursday as a brief blast of cold weather pushed residential demand higher than expected while flows from Norway fell.

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Oil futures were largely flat on Thursday, reversing gains made earlier in the day, as fears over the worsening global economic outlook that hit prices hard in the previous session offset modest hopes for progress in resolving the U.S.-China trade war.

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British wholesale gas prices fell on Wednesday as an increase in imports from Norway and strong wind power generation left the market oversupplied.

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Oil rebounded from several days of falling prices after industry data showed a surprise drop in U.S. crude inventories and offset weak economic readings in the United States that have depressed global stock markets.

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Oil prices rebounded on Tuesday on reports that production at the world’s largest oil producers fell during the third quarter, although a resumption in Saudi supply and demand concerns continued to keep a lid on prices.

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