Oil traded near $48 a barrel as the International Energy Agency forecast the strongest demand growth in two years, while OPEC was said to discuss prolonging output cuts further into 2018. ›

Prompt gas prices edged higher on Tuesday as cooler weather was forecast around Europe prompting higher domestic demand and as repair work on the Entry SEGAL pipeline system carrying gas from Norway to Britain continued. ›

European prompt power prices traded sharply down in the wholesale market on Tuesday on forecasts for strong wind power supplies and flat demand. ›

Oil held gains near $48 a barrel as Hurricane Irma weakened further after moving inland and as Gulf Coast refining continued to recover following two strikes from Harvey. ›

Prompt gas prices were flat to higher on Monday despite a slight oversupply in the market and high wind generation, as Norwegian gas along the FLAG pipeline system dwindled. ›

German power for delivery next year pared gains on Monday, having earlier reached a 3-1/2-year high prompted by firmer coal and oil prices, and carbon emissions prices setting a new 20-month high. ›

Oil prices edged up on Monday after the Saudi oil minister discussed possibly extending a pact to cut global oil supplies beyond March 2018 with his Venezuelan and Kazakh counterparts. ›

Asian spot LNG prices rose to their highest since mid-February this week, buoyed by rising demand from traders and as buyers begin to positions themselves for upcoming winter demand. ›

Prompt gas prices rose on Friday despite higher flows from Norway as low temperatures bolstered demand. ›

Oil headed for the first weekly gain since July as Gulf Coast refiners ramp up crude processing after disruptions from Hurricane Harvey. ›