British prompt gas prices rose on Monday due to unexpectedly high consumption. ›

Oil markets rose on Monday, with Brent remaining above $60 per barrel on expectations that an OPEC-led production cut due to expire next March would be extended, although rising exports from Iraq kept a lid on prices. ›

British prompt wholesale gas prices rose slightly on Thursday morning as falling temperatures and lower wind power output caused demand to rise. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Wednesday as lower Norwegian gas flows and forecasts for colder weather led to an undersupplied system. ›

Oil prices were largely steady on Wednesday, hovering near a four-week high hit a day earlier after top exporter Saudi Arabia said it was determined to end a supply glut. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday, as an unplanned outage at a UK gas terminal contributed to an undersupplied market. ›

Oil prices inched up on Tuesday, getting support from a decline in oil exports from OPEC’s second-biggest producer Iraq and a projected extended fall in U.S. commercial oil stocks. ›

British wholesale gas prices edged down on Monday morning due to reduced demand and rising flows from liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals from a new shipment due to arrive this week. ›

European prompt power prices on Monday rose in the wholesale market on news of delayed nuclear reactor restarts in France which tightened supply and with colder weather arriving in the region. ›

Oil prices were stable on Monday, supported by supply concerns in the Middle East and declining U.S. drilling activity, although analysts warned that the United States market may not be tightening by as much as expected. ›