European natural gas prices are poised for a weekly gain as the market grapples with depleting stockpiles and tighter supplies after the loss of Russian flows via Ukraine. ›

Oil has broken out of a tight trading range that it’s been stuck in for months, with a breach of a key technical threshold and shrinking US crude stockpiles helping to drive prices higher. ›

European gas prices advanced on the first trading day of the year as the region braced for freezing winter temperatures without a key source of supply. ›

Oil steadied in the first session of the new year as an industry report signaled US crude stockpiles continued to shrink. ›

European natural gas prices fluctuated near €44 a megawatt-hour with little over a week left until the expiry of a key pipeline transit deal between Russia and Ukraine. ›

Oil edged higher after a weekly drop, as traders gauged President-elect Donald Trump’s threat to reimpose US control over the Panama Canal. ›

Oil declined for a second day, extending a weekly decline, as a strengthening US dollar pressured prices. ›

Oil edged lower as expectations for fewer interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve next year boosted the dollar. ›

European natural gas edged lower as Slovakia’s push to keep the fuel coming through Ukraine adds optimism about the region’s supply next year. ›

Oil steadied after a two-day drop as an industry report signaled a sizable drawdown in US commercial crude inventories. ›