Oil prices rose to their highest level since November 2018 on Monday, driven upwards by OPEC’s ongoing supply cuts, U.S. sanctions against Iran and Venezuela, fighting in Libya as well as strong U.S. jobs data.

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European baseload electricity prices for year-ahead delivery hit multi-week highs on Friday, buoyed by gains in related carbon emissions, coal and gas prices, while contracts for early next week were flat to higher. ›

Oil prices fell on Friday, with Brent slipping away from the $70 mark reached the previous day, pulled down by worries about progress in the U.S.-China trade talks.

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British wholesale gas prices were mixed on Thursday morning on revised weather forecasts for the next couple of days and next week.

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Oil prices slipped a second day on Thursday, with Brent edging down further from the $70 mark after weekly U.S. oil data showed a surprise build in crude inventories and record production.

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British wholesale gas prices mostly fell on Wednesday morning, with prompt prices remaining close to 22-month lows due to oversupply.

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Oil prices rose for a fourth day on Wednesday, pushing Brent towards $70 a barrel as support from OPEC-led supply cuts and U.S. sanctions overshadowed a report showing an unexpected rise in U.S. inventories.

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British wholesale gas prices fell on Monday, the first trading day of the summer gas season, as mild temperatures and robust gas imports oversupplied the system.

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Oil prices rose on Monday, adding to gains in the first quarter when the major benchmarks posted their biggest increases in nearly a decade, as concerns about supplies outweigh fears of a slowing global economy.

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European baseload electricity contracts for year-ahead delivery dipped on Friday, tracking a fall in carbon emission permits and gas prices, while spot power prices for early next week delivery fell on the expectation of lower consumption.

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