Oil prices rose on Thursday on mounting supply tightness concerns amid disruptions to Russian exports, the potential for major producers to cut output, and the partial shutdown of a U.S. refinery. ›

Natural gas prices fluctuated amid further signs that soaring energy costs are crippling economic output, heaping pressure on politicians to resolve the crisis with winter approaching. ›

Oil rose $1 a barrel on Tuesday as tight supply moved back into focus as a result of Saudi Arabia floating the idea of OPEC+ output cuts to support prices and the prospect of a drop in U.S. crude inventories. ›

European gas prices surged after Moscow’s move to shut a major pipeline ramped up fears of a prolonged supply halt, leaving Germany once again guessing as to how much Russian fuel it can count on this winter. ›

Oil prices slumped on Monday, ending three days of gains, as investors were concerned aggressive U.S. interest rate hikes will weaken the global economy and dent fuel demand while a strengthening dollar also added to pressure. ›

Oil is heading for a weekly loss as lingering concerns over an economic slowdown overshadowed signs of improving US demand. ›

Natural gas in Europe headed for the longest run of weekly gains this year, intensifying the pain for industries and households, and threatening to push economies into recession. ›

Oil fell on Wednesday to a six-month low after a brief respite as concerns about the prospect of a global recession that would weaken demand overshadowed a report showing lower U.S. crude and gasoline stocks. ›

Natural gas in Europe rose again, extending a rally as a scorching summer boosts demand while supplies from Russia remain limited. ›

atural gas extended gains as a scorching summer in Europe triggers higher-than-normal demand, exacerbating an energy crisis that’s threatening to push major economies into recession. ›