British wholesale gas prices fell on Friday as domestic supplies of gas ramped up while maintenance ended, with higher forecasts of output from the country’s wind farms curbing gas demand from power plants. ›

Brent crude oil prices rose above $51 a barrel on Friday to hit an eight-week high and was on track to rise for a seventh trading day, as hopes that producers could agree measures to support crude buoyed sentiment. ›

British gas prices rose on Thursday due to supply shortfalls but with heavy maintenance drawing to an end on key infrastructure analysts expect supplies to improve by next week. ›

Oil held its advance after the longest run of gains in more than a year as U.S. crude and gasoline stockpiles declined, easing an overhang of supplies that are at the highest seasonal level in at least two decades. ›

British gas prices eased on Wednesday morning as higher withdrawals from storages left the market oversupplied, while domestic production was expected to increase later this week due to end of maintenance. ›

Oil halted its advance after the biggest four-day gain since April as weekly industry data showed U.S. gasoline stockpiles expanded, keeping supplies at the highest seasonal level in more than two decades. ›

British prompt gas prices rose on Tuesday morning as an unplanned domestic outage and an increase in exports to Belgium helped prices recover from Monday’s rout ›

Oil prices edged away from 5-week highs on Tuesday, with traders cashing in on a 16-percent rally since early August that has largely been fueled by talk of producers taking action to prop up the market. ›

British prompt gas prices plunged on Monday morning as an increase in flows from Norway and lower exports to Belgium left the grid heavily oversupplied. ›

Oil climbed above $45 a barrel in New York for the first time in three weeks amid speculation that crude producers will revive talks to stabilize prices. ›