Oil steadied after falling in the previous session as Chinese economic data failed to dispel concerns about weakening consumption in the biggest crude importer. ›

A pair of gas-fired power stations earned over £1 million ($1.3 million) each in a handful of hours this week when the wind was barely blowing. ›

Oil slipped after a weekly advance as a slew of economic data from China reinforced concerns over weakening demand in the biggest importer. ›

Oil headed for a weekly advance as the prospect for tighter US sanctions against Iran and Russia countered persistent concerns around a sizeable global glut next year. ›

Oil steadied after a three-day gain, as traders digested US comments flagging possible tighter curbs on Russian and Iranian flows, and looked ahead to a monthly outlook from the International Energy Agency. ›

Oil rose ahead of key US inflation data and a monthly report from OPEC that will provide a snapshot on the market. ›

Oil edged lower as persistent concerns over a looming supply glut overshadowed the outlook for bolder Chinese stimulus next year. ›

Natural gas prices in Europe slipped for a fifth day as mild and windy weather helps protect inventories from faster depletion. ›

Oil gained as the market weighed the fallout from the toppling of the Syrian government, which has sent shockwaves through the Middle East and dealt a blow to longtime backers Russia and Iran. ›

European natural gas prices extended this week’s loss after the Kremlin changed procedures to pay for Russian gas, easing concerns that flows to the region will be cut off. ›