Oil futures rose on Friday to the highest in nearly a month on growing optimism that big producing countries will extend output cuts to curb a persistent glut in crude, with key benchmarks heading for a second week of gains. ›

UK day-ahead power prices moved in opposite directions on Thursday driven by forecasts of falling solar power generation and rising demand and wind output, sources said. ›

Oil prices slipped on Thursday as the market remained well supplied with crude despite efforts by OPEC and other big exporters to curb production and support prices. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday due to an undersupplied system and expectations of lower temperatures. ›

British wholesale gas prices declined on Wednesday due to higher supply and lower exports. ›

Oil prices fell on Wednesday after data showed an increase in U.S. crude inventories, stoking concerns that markets remain oversupplied despite efforts by top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia to extend output cuts. ›

UK spot power prices soared to a three-month high on Tuesday as a sharp drop in wind and solar power generation increased system demand, tightening surplus margins, sources said. ›

Near-term UK wholesale natural gas prices edged higher in early Tuesday trade on the back of an undersupplied gas system despite demand again coming in well below seasonal averages on mild temperatures. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday due to falling Norwegian deliveries and cooler weather forecasts. ›

Oil rode its longest rising streak in more than a month as a proposal by the world’s two biggest crude producers to extend output curbs into 2018 boosted confidence that other nations will follow suit. ›