- May 5th, 2016
UK Gas – Prices rise as imports from Norway drop
British prompt gas prices rose on Thursday morning as imports from Norway dropped, while gas prices further along the curve were buoyed by higher oil. ›
British prompt gas prices rose on Thursday morning as imports from Norway dropped, while gas prices further along the curve were buoyed by higher oil. ›
Oil prices jumped on Thursday as a huge wildfire in Canada disrupted oil sands production, while escalating fighting in Libya threatened the North African nation’s output. ›
British spot gas prices fell on Wednesday as rising temperatures were set to reduce demand already curbed by outage at the country’s main gas storage site. ›
Oil prices edged up on Wednesday as an uncontrolled wildfire near Canada’s oil sands region reduced production there, but overall markets were weighed down by slowing economic growth in Asia and the United States. ›
British spot gas prices fell on Tuesday morning, as warm weather and an outage at the country’s main gas storage site curbed demand. ›
Oil prices rose by more than 1 percent on Tuesday as the dollar slipped to an 18-month low against the yen, potentially spurring fuel demand, although gains were restricted by rising Middle East output that renewed concerns of a global supply overhang. ›
British gas prices fell on Friday as consumption levels declined in line with slightly milder temperatures and an adequately supplied transmission network. ›
British gas prices fell on Thursday morning on falling oil prices and expectations that a cold snap driving demand well above seasonal norm would end this week. ›
Oil traded near the highest close in more than five months after a further drop in U.S. crude production, as lower prices take their toll on the nation’s shale boom. ›
Crude oil futures rose around half a dollar on Wednesday and remained near 2016 highs on the back of strong investor sentiment and a weak dollar, although analysts warned this month’s bull-run could soon run out of steam. ›