British wholesale gas prices fell across the board on Wednesday as the system struggled to clear a supply glut caused by recovering output after maintenance and strong liquefied natural gas (LNG) flows. ›

Oil prices erased early losses to trade higher on Wednesday partly due to a weaker dollar, but gains were limited as market participants remained sceptical producers would reach an agreement to freeze output to rein in a global supply glut. ›

British gas prices for within-day delivery edged higher on Tuesday morning, as outages curbed domestic gas supplies, while curve gas prices slipped due to weaker oil. ›

Brent oil held its gains as investors weighed the pledge by Russia and Saudi Arabia to cooperate to stabilize global crude markets that fell short of specific measures to bolster prices. ›

Oil gained as Saudi Arabia prepared to make a “significant” announcement following discussions with Russia over promoting market stability. ›

The British spot gas price jumped by around 14 percent on Monday, fully recovering from last week’s seven-year low as domestic supply was hit by unplanned outages. ›

The British spot gas price dropped by 15 percent on Friday, touching a fresh seven-year low, extending losses this week, as the system struggled to cope with a massive supply glut. ›

Oil snapped four days of declines as Vladimir Putin said he’d like Russia and OPEC to reach an output freeze while exempting Iran as it raises production to pre-sanctions levels. ›

British wholesale gas prices plunged on Thursday on an oversupplied market, with more liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes heading to the country. ›

Oil rose after dropping the most in a month as Saudi Arabia said it won’t boost output to capacity and flood a market that’s contending with a global inventory overhang of crude and fuel supplies. ›