Prompt British wholesale gas prices rose on Wednesday morning on lower forecasts for wind power production and cooler temperatures.

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Oil prices fell 4 percent on Tuesday, dropping for a third consecutive session as reports of swelling inventories and forecasts of record U.S. and Russian output combined with a sharp sell-off in global stock markets.

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British wholesale gas prices fell on Tuesday as above-normal temperatures and strong power output from wind turbines curbed demand.

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British prompt gas prices fell on Monday as an increase in flows from Norway created a supply surplus, and as temperatures were forecast to be higher than previously expected. ›

Oil prices steadied on Monday after slipping by around 2 percent last week, but remained under pressure from oversupply and concern over the prospects for global economic growth and fuel demand. ›

Oil prices slipped on Friday after China reported slower economic growth, pointing to lower fuel demand in the world’s biggest oil importer, although market sentiment was supported by supply cuts agreed last week by major crude producers.

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British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday as colder than expected temperatures lifted demand for gas for heating.

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Oil prices steadied on Thursday, under pressure from high inventories but buoyed by a drawdown in U.S. crude stockpiles and indications that the trade war between the United States and China may be easing.

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Day-ahead power prices in the European wholesale market dropped on Wednesday as German wind turbines were forecast to double output, set to meet rising demand as temperatures fast approach freezing.

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British wholesale gas prices edged higher on Wednesday as temperature forecasts were cut leading to rising demand expectations although volumes of supplies were robust.

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