British wholesale gas prices fell on Wednesday on higher imports from Norway and ample supply from liquefied natural gas terminals, offsetting robust demand from gas-fired power plants. ›

British within-day gas prices rose on Tuesday morning, as imports from Norway fell and an outage at the Bacton Seal gas terminal cut domestic supply. ›

Oil advanced to a seven-month high on forecasts U.S. crude stockpiles declined while supply losses in Canada and Nigeria whittled away the global excess. ›

British prompt gas prices slid on Monday as supplies from Norway and liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals surged while demand was relatively subdued. ›

British prompt gas prices edged lower as an increase in imports from Norway left the gas system oversupplied, although the trend could potentially reverse due to a cooler weather outlook, traders said on Friday. ›

Oil pared its weekly advance as investors weigh supply reductions from the U.S. to Nigeria against the return of some output from Canadian producers after wildfires eased. ›

British prompt gas prices rose on Thursday morning as imports from Norway dropped, leaving the market undersupplied. ›

British wholesale gas prices fell on Tuesday morning as higher deliveries from Norway and Britain’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals left the system oversupplied. ›

Oil swung between gains and losses as U.S. stockpiles are forecast to expand by the least since a loss a month ago and after Canadian producers began the process of restarting operations after wildfires. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning due to increased demand on expectations of cooler temperatures this week and lower Norwegian imports. ›