Oil prices were mixed on Thursday as selling prompted by an unexpected rise in U.S. inventories eased, with analysts predicting supply may not keep up with a recovery in demand. ›

British and European wholesale gas prices rose on Wednesday on expectations for lower supplies from Russia and forecasts of cold weather in coming days. ›

Oil prices fell on Wednesday after U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose as doubts over demand resurfaced, with COVID-19 cases continuing to increase worldwide and some regions facing gasoline shortages. ›

Oil markets climbed for a sixth day on Tuesday, reversing earlier losses, on fears over tight supply while surging prices of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and coal also lent support. ›

British and European wholesale gas prices were mostly higher on Monday on expected higher demand, concerns over winter supplies and gains in other energy markets. ›

Oil prices rose for a fifth straight day on Monday with Brent heading for $80 amid supply concerns as parts of the world sees demand pick up with the easing of pandemic conditions. ›

British and European wholesale gas prices fell for a third straight day on Friday morning as Norwegian gas flows ramped up, alleviating some concerns over tight supplies this winter. ›

Oil prices rose on Friday for a fourth straight day due to global supply concerns following powerful storms in the United States, with China’s first public sale of state crude reserves causing a momentary blip in the rise. ›

Oil prices extended gains on Thursday, riding higher on growing fuel demand and a bigger-than-expected draw in U.S. crude inventories as production remains hampered in the Gulf of Mexico after two hurricanes. ›

British and European wholesale gas prices fell on Wednesday morning as expectations of higher output from wind farms curbed power plant demand for gas. ›