Crude oil prices fell on Thursday as downward pressure from global overproduction and slowing economic growth outweighed strong gasoline demand and lower U.S. crude output. ›

Oil extended declines after oil ministers from Iran and Saudi Arabia signalled they’re unwilling to curtail production. ›

British spot gas prices fell on Wednesday morning as strong domestic supply and imports from Norway outstripped cold weather and high demand. ›

UK prompt power prices posted strong day-on-day gains Tuesday, rising for the second consecutive trading session, as forecasts for less than 1 GW wind supply coupled with an unplanned power station outage and increased demand bolstered market sentiment, sources said. ›

Oil futures fell more than half a dollar on Tuesday given worries rising Iranian output would deepen a global oversupply, offsetting expectations of a drop in U.S. production that had spurred sharp price gains in the previous session. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday on an expected increase in gas demand for power generation and heating as temperatures were set to fall this week. ›

Brent oil rose as Russia said talks on an output freeze will be done by March 1, while Nigeria said some countries should have production capped at higher levels. ›

British wholesale gas prices fell on Friday as strong supply from storage sites and liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, and softer demand for power generation and house heating, led to an oversupplied system. ›

Oil futures fell in Asian trade on Friday as a record build in U.S. crude stocks stoked concerns about global oversupply, outweighing moves by oil producers including Saudi Arabia and Russia to cap oil output. ›

British gas prices for prompt delivery held steady on Thursday as flows picked up at Total’s St Fergus terminal and Norwegian exports remained strong. ›