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. ›

Oil prices climbed more than $1 on Wednesday, extending overnight gains after industry data showed U.S. crude stocks fell more than expected last week in the wake of two hurricanes, highlighting tight supply as demand improves. ›

European wholesale gas prices were volatile on Tuesday, with some contracts easing and others gaining, but the overall bullish picture ahead of the winter season remained intact. ›

Oil prices rose on Tuesday as analysts pointed to signs of U.S. supply tightness, ending days of losses as global markets remain haunted by the potential impact on China’s economy of a crisis at heavily indebted property group China Evergrande. ›