Oil prices rose around 2 percent on Tuesday to move away from multi-month lows struck the day before, pushed higher by expectations of falling shale output and renewed optimism that OPEC will deliver on touted production cuts. ›

Oil sank to a three-month low in London as Iran increased output and U.S. explorers operated the most rigs since February, signaling the persistence of a global supply glut. ›

Oil prices were little changed on Monday near multi-month lows, dragged down by worries about oversupply as OPEC saw record output last month and as the U.S. rig count rose again. ›

British wholesale gas prices edged lower on Friday morning as strong imports created oversupply, but worries about supplies over the winter limited the falls. ›

French week 1 baseload power prices were up 15 percent and those for week 2 were up 8 percent on Friday after overnight news of further delays in restarting some of the country’s nuclear reactors triggered replacement purchases. ›

Oil prices fell in early trading on Friday, as the market refocused on a persistent fuel supply overhang that is not expected to abate unless OPEC and other producers make a significant cut to their output. ›

Oil prices reversed early losses to push higher on Thursday as markets recovered from their initial shock at U.S. ›

Oil prices tumbled on Wednesday as vote Donald Trump stunned the world by winning the U.S. presidential election, throwing global markets into turmoil in a result reminiscent of June’s Brexit vote. ›

Extended outages at some of Electricite de France SA nuclear reactors have sent European power prices to records. ›

British wholesale gas prices fell on Tuesday as rising domestic supplies and stronger flows from LNG terminals left the market oversupplied, with weather warming towards the weekend. ›