European natural gas futures rose after four weekly declines as traders focused on imports of liquefied natural gas and the potential for rebounding demand. ›

Oil prices rose as much as $1 on Friday, extending gains from the previous session, supported by hopes of a China demand boost and after data showed lower U.S. fuel inventories following a winter storm that hit at the end of the year. ›

Natural gas prices in Europe headed for a fourth weekly loss, with the energy crisis easing amid unseasonably warm weather that has reduced demand for heating. ›

Natural gas prices in Europe fluctuated as traders weigh historically mild weather and the risk that the market could still tighten this winter. ›

Oil prices rebounded on Thursday amid dollar weakness and as investors emerged to buy dips after two sessions of steep losses, though economic concerns capped recovery. ›

Natural gas prices in Europe extended declines as warm weather curbs demand and eases pressure on politicians and central bankers. ›

Oil edged lower on Wednesday after slumping in the previous session, weighed down by concerns about weak demand due to the state of the global economy and China’s rising COVID cases. ›

European natural gas prices declined as persistent warmer-than-normal winter weather reduces demand and eases stress of the region’s energy systems. ›

Oil prices held in a narrow range on Tuesday, though the outlook for demand was clouded by a weak manufacturing activity survey from China, and a warning from the head of the International Monetary Fund that the global economy faced a tough year ahead. ›

European natural gas prices fell for a fifth day as temperatures are forecast to be stay mild into the new year while supplies remain plentiful. ›