Oil prices fell on Monday after a powerful North Korean nuclear test explosion triggered a flight of investors away from crude markets and into gold futures, which are seen as a safe haven. ›

European electricity prices for delivery on Monday dropped in Friday wholesale market trading due to an anticipated slowdown in demand and higher conventional plant supply. ›

British wholesale gas prices edged up on Friday morning on expectations of lower supply next week due to outages. ›

U.S. crude futures fell in Asian trading on Friday, partly reversing sharp gains from the previous session, amid ongoing turmoil in the oil industry with nearly a quarter of U.S. refining capacity offline. ›

UK NBP spot gas was trading lower Thursday on an oversupplied system caused by higher UK gas production and LNG regasification, withdrawals from medium-range storage as well as lower exports to Continental Europe. ›

UK day-ahead base power prices fell Thursday, while peakload edged higher on mixed fundamentals as solar power was forecast higher day on day with wind infeed seen lower Friday. ›

European electricity prices for day-ahead delivery rose on Thursday, buoyed by an expected sharp drop in wind power generation. ›

British wholesale gas prices declined on Thursday morning due to oversupply. ›

Gasoline prices in the United States hit $2 a gallon for the first time since 2015 on Thursday as flooding from storm Harvey knocked out almost a quarter of U.S. refineries, while crude prices remained weak as demand dropped following the outages. ›

European spot electricity prices for next day delivery diverged on Wednesday as forecasts for cooler weather after scorching temperatures eroded French demand, while a fall in solar power output buoyed the German contract. ›