Near-term UK wholesale natural gas prices rose at the open Wednesday, with the UK gas system undersupplied due to lower Norwegian gas imports and an unplanned outage on the UK Continental Shelf, with longer-term NBP contracts easing lower in early trading. ›

British wholesale natural gas prices rose on Wednesday as faltering Norwegian supplies left the transmission network struggling to cope with rising demand. ›

Brent was little changed on Wednesday following strong gains in Asian stocks, while U.S. oil eased on industry data that showed a huge build in U.S. crude stockpiles that were already at a record high. ›

British wholesale natural gas prices declined on Tuesday on healthy supply and lower demand. ›

Oil prices rose over 1 percent on Tuesday, shrugging off a slump in China’s manufacturing sector that stirred fears of slowing demand growth, with markets instead focusing on a fall in U.S. and OPEC output that might tighten an otherwise bloated market. ›

British spot gas prices edged higher Monday as lower imports from Norway left the British gas system undersupplied. ›

Crude futures rose in early trading on Monday after gaining over 15 percent last week, with some indicators pointing to the possibility the market is showing signs of bottoming out. ›

Crude oil prices flipped on Friday reversing falls in the morning into afternoon gains as traders closed short positions and strong U.S. gasoline demand supported the market. ›

British gas prices for prompt delivery were steady on Friday in a near-balanced system as stable supplies from Norway helped meet demand. ›

British wholesale gas prices declined on Thursday morning on robust supplies. ›