British and Dutch gas prices were mostly up in volatile trading on Monday morning, as broadly steady flows of Russian and higher flows of Norwegian gas failed to relieve concerns of supply cuts and forecasts show cooler weather next week. ›

Oil prices jumped more than $3 on Monday, with Brent above $111 a barrel, as European Union nations consider joining the United States in a Russian oil embargo, while a weekend attack on Saudi oil facilities caused jitters. ›

British and Dutch gas prices were mixed on Friday morning amid slightly lower Russian flows through two pipelines, expectations of Norwegian outages and a mixed outlook for demand next week. ›

Oil prices extended their gains on Friday at the end of a third volatile week of trade after slim progress in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine raised the spectre of tighter sanctions and a prolonged disruption to oil supply. ›

British and Dutch gas prices rose on Thursday morning as Norwegian exports fell due to an outage and on expectations of lower wind power generation. ›

Oil prices climbed about 3% on Thursday after the International Energy Agency (IEA) said markets could lose three million barrels a day (bpd) of Russian crude and refined products from April. ›

British and Dutch gas prices eased from initial gains on Wednesday morning, even though Russian pipeline gas supplies to Europe fell for a second day, amid a bearish energy complex. ›

Oil prices rose as much as $3 on Wednesday, bouncing back after earlier declines, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to stoke volatile trading with ceasefire talks the latest market trigger. ›

Oil prices tumbled more than 7% to their lowest in almost three weeks on Tuesday as supply disruption fears eased and surging COVID-19 cases in China spurred demand concerns. ›

British and Dutch gas prices fell on Monday morning on steady flows and lower demand due to a rise in temperatures. ›