British wholesale gas prices fell on Friday in response to an oversupplied system and an expected surge in wind power output, despite ongoing maintenance on the UK continental shelf. ›

Oil prices fell on Friday as a crude and refined product glut weighed on markets and investors eyed a possible stutter in China’s imports, ending a two-day short-covering rally. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday as maintenance on the UK Continental Shelf tightened output and Norway scaled back deliveries. ›

Oil prices rose on Thursday, extending gains from the previous session following a large draw in U.S. gasoline inventories and a big drop in the dollar since the end of July. ›

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. ›