Oil prices fell on Friday after U.S. crude inventories rose for a seventh week, showing the market is still struggling to ease oversupply despite many producers’ efforts to rein in output. ›

Oil futures climbed nearly 1 percent on Thursday after data showed a surprise decline in U.S. crude stocks as imports fell, supporting the view that a global glut is ending. ›

British day-ahead gas price down 0.60 pence at 44.90 pence per therm at 10.01 GMT. ›

Oil extended gains in its longest rally since the end of December on increasing confidence that OPEC’s supply curbs will outweigh a gain in U.S. crude stockpiles. ›

UK day-ahead power contracts eased further on Tuesday as ongoing mild weather and strong wind availability kept prices under downward pressure. ›

British day-ahead gas price up 0.10 pence at 46.70 pence per therm at 0916 GMT. ›

U.S. crude futures rose for a second day on Tuesday, with data showing hedge funds are betting big across oil markets following OPEC production cuts agreed last year. ›

Oil held above $53 a barrel, after spending last week in the smallest trading range in 13 years, as investors weighed rising U.S. drilling activity against OPEC production cuts. ›

UK day-ahead power contracts fell steeply Friday, mirroring declines in the spot gas market, with an improved supply picture and bearish power demand further weighing on the prompt, sources said. ›

Dutch and German near-term prices fell sharply Friday morning as bearish sentiment resumed on a drop in demand amid rising temperatures across Europe, with market participants shrugging off ongoing outages on the Norwegian continental shelf. ›