British wholesale gas for day-ahead delivery rose on Wednesday morning as outages at terminals and gas fields led to lower UK Continental Shelf flows but other contracts declined due to lower demand and a weak oil price. ›

Oil prices edged up early on Wednesday, supported by a weaker dollar, but U.S. crude futures remained below $40 per barrel and Brent was below $42 as ongoing fuel oversupply and stuttering economic growth weighed on markets. ›

British gas prices mostly fell on Tuesday as supply outstripped demand and Norway’s cancellation of a major planned production outage helped ensure steady imports over coming days. ›

Oil prices edged up on Tuesday after U.S. crude broke below $40 per barrel the previous session, but traders said fuel markets continued to be dogged by excess production. ›

British gas prices for prompt delivery edged higher on Monday morning as both planned and unplanned outages led to expectations of lower supply. ›

Oil rose on Monday, driven by new orders as traders staked out positions at the start of the new month, but the market remains dogged by plentiful crude supplies, a flood of refined products, and a weakening economic outlook. ›

Plans to build the first new UK nuclear plant in 20 years have suffered an unexpected delay after the government postponed a final decision until the early autumn. ›

Oil prices fell to fresh April lows on Friday as slowing economic growth threatened to worsen ongoing oversupply of crude and refined products. ›

British near-term gas prices inched higher on Thursday morning on slightly lower flows from Norway and increased demand, but prices further along the curve were mostly lower. ›

Oil prices recovered slightly from April lows on Thursday, but the outlook for the industry remained weak as crude producers and fuel refiners continue to pump out more than the market can consume. ›