Oil prices firmed on Wednesday to hold near eight-week highs hit in the previous session, on expectations of a drawdown in U.S. stocks and as a rise in shale oil production shows signs of slowing. ›

The French and German contract for day-ahead delivery fell on higher solar, firmer wind output and rising nuclear availability in Germany. ›

British gas prices fell on Tuesday as traders expected deliveries from main supplier Norway to rebound as maintenance work at the Kollsnes gas processing facility wraps up. ›

Oil extended gains toward $47 a barrel as Saudi Arabia promised deep cuts to crude exports next month to help ease a global glut. ›

British wholesale gas prices declined on Monday morning as Norwegian flows increased. ›

Oil traded near $46 a barrel before an OPEC committee meets to discuss the progress of supply cuts enacted to drain a global glut. ›

British wholesale gas prices were mostly higher on Friday thanks to supply shortfalls as power plants burned more gas and as the onset of field maintenance kept a lid on output. ›

Oil edged toward its second weekly increase as OPEC and its allies prepare to review their plan to clear a global glut that hasn’t worked as they hoped. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday morning, as imports from Norway fell, leaving the British gas system undersupplied. ›

Oil held gains near $47 a barrel as U.S. crude and gasoline stockpiles extended declines, easing concerns over a global supply glut. ›