Oil prices were relatively steady on Monday as the market balanced supply fears with expectations that rise in U.S. interest rates would weaken fuel demand. ›

Oil swung between gains and losses after European economic data missed estimates, fanning concerns of an economic slowdown. Global benchmark Brent fell as much as 0.6%, to trade near $103 a barrel, almost $2 below its high for the day. ›

European natural gas prices rose as Russian supply through a major pipeline remained at the center of traders’ attention despite stable shipments for a second day. ›

British gas prices rose early on Thursday as hot weather drove demand, while Dutch prices dropped after physical flows through Russia’s biggest gas pipeline to Germany resumed after a 10-day outage. ›

Oil prices fell for a second session on Thursday after higher U.S. gasoline stockpiles stoked demand worries and returning energy supply from Libya and Russia eased supply concerns. ›

Oil prices slumped more than $1 a barrel on Wednesday, pressured by global central bank efforts to tame inflation and ahead of expected builds in U.S. crude inventories as product demand weakens. ›

European wind generation is forecast to increase Tuesday, providing some relief to soaring power prices amid a scorching heat wave sweeping across Europe. ›

European natural gas prices rose, following three days of declines, with the market focused on the risk of supplies from Russia and a major heat wave bearing down on parts of the region. ›

Oil rose slightly on Tuesday, paring earlier losses and after soaring by more than $5 barrel in the previous session, amid concerns about tight supply. ›

European natural gas prices jumped with a heat wave scorching the western half of the region, boosting demand for cooling and pushing energy costs higher. ›