Oil held a powerful, early-year advance on mounting concerns about risks to global supplies, and as commercial crude inventories in the US posted their longest run of declines since 2021. ›

European natural gas prices fluctuated amid reports that the European Union is considering phasing out Russian LNG as part of a fresh package of sanctions. ›

Oil rebounded after dropping by the most in more than a month, as the impact of US sanctions against Russian flows continued to reverberate, and an industry report pointed to lower US stockpiles. ›

Oil swung near a five-month high on threats to global supplies posed by harsher US sanctions against Russian flows and potential trade tariffs from the incoming Trump administration. ›

Oil rallied to the highest level in more than four months as a fresh wave of US sanctions against Russia’s energy industry threatened to crimp supplies, sowing confusion among key importers in Asia. ›

European natural gas prices are poised for the first weekly decline since mid-December as concerns about market supply ease. ›

Oil headed for a third weekly gain — set for the best run since July — as signs of market tightness, including falling US stockpiles, offset concerns about demand weakness in top importer China. ›

Oil steadied as traders assessed data that highlighted continued weakness in China’s economy, and a drawdown in US crude stockpiles. ›

Oil rose for a second day after an industry report pointed to another decline in US crude inventories. ›

Oil steadied following its first decline in six sessions, as technical markers showed the recent rally may have gone too far. ›