Oil prices plunged to their lowest since late 2017 on Friday in choppy trading, weighed down by an emerging crude supply overhang and a darkening economic outlook. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices fell on Thursday morning as high imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and gas from Norway left the system oversupplied. ›

Oil prices slipped on Thursday after U.S. crude inventories swelled to their highest level since December 2017 amid concerns of an emerging global glut, although the potential for a supply cut by OPEC prevented further drops. ›

Oil bounced by more than 1 percent on Wednesday to claw back some of the previous day’s 6-percent plunge, lifted by a report of an unexpected decline in U.S. commercial crude inventories and record Indian crude imports.

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British wholesale gas prices were mixed on Wednesday, as high send-out rates from liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals offset strong demand due to low temperatures and falling wind generation.

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British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday morning, following a strong sell-off the previous day. ›

Oil fell on Tuesday, folding under the weight of a broad stock market sell-off that undercut support to prices earlier in the day from expectations that OPEC will introduce new output curbs. ›

Oil rose for a fourth session in a row on Monday, buoyed by the prospect that top exporter Saudi Arabia will push OPEC and maybe Russia to cut supply towards the end of this year. ›

British wholesale gas prices fell on Monday as increased supplies from Norway and strong liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports oversupplied the system. ›

Oil rose on Friday on hopes that supply cuts will be agreed at OPEC’s meeting on Dec. 6, but failed to recoup recent losses on oversupply concerns that have shaved more than a fifth off the Brent crude benchmark since early October. ›