Oil prices fell for a third day on Wednesday after data from an industry body showed U.S. crude stocks rose more than expected last week, while a selloff in other commodities, stocks and bonds added to investors’ bearish mood. ›

European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery fell on Tuesday, pressured by forecasts for surging wind power volumes amid tepid electricity demand. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday as forecasts for cooler weather after an unseasonably mild spell boosted demand expectations. ›

Oil prices fell on Tuesday for a second day as rising U.S. output and a strengthening dollar sapped demand for crude, pushing Brent below $69 a barrel for the first time in six days. ›

German and French day-ahead power prices soared Monday on expectations for significantly lower wind output in both countries, with lignite capacity in Germany set to rise following planned maintenance works. ›

British within-day gas prices fell on Monday as mild temperatures and expectations for high wind output curbed demand, leaving the system oversupplied, said traders. ›

Oil dipped on Monday as soaring North American production was seen undermining efforts led by OPEC and Russia to tighten supplies, but prices were still on track for their strongest start to the year in five years. ›

Europe’s wholesale electricity market was mixed on Friday with prompt prices for early next week off on bearish fundamentals, while monthly and quarterly positions rose on forecasts of cooler weather and plans for French nuclear outages. ›

British wholesale gas prices were slightly higher on Friday morning on expectations of colder weather even though the system was oversupplied. ›

Oil prices reversed earlier falls on Friday as ongoing weakness in the U.S. dollar was seen supporting fuel consumption. ›