Oil prices edged higher for a second day on Wednesday after data showed U.S. crude inventories fell more than expected last week, easing worries about oversupply that have dragged on markets in recent sessions. ›

European spot electricity contracts for day-ahead delivery rose on Tuesday, supporting forecasts for increased power demand for air conditioning due to scorching temperatures. ›

British wholesale gas prices were mixed on Tuesday, with the within-day price buoyed by industrial action and outages that curbed supply. ›

Oil prices were mixed on Tuesday as benchmark Brent crude rebounded from earlier losses with market participants divided in their concerns amid rising tensions between the United States and OPEC producer Iran and signs of oversupply. ›

European spot electricity prices rose on Monday as wind and nuclear power supply declined and demand for air conditioning increased in a heat-wave, a scenario that also pushed up prices for next week and August. ›

Oil prices stabilised on Monday as worries over production losses were outweighed by concerns that trade disputes would reduce economic growth and hit global energy demand. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning as a strike on some of Total’s North Sea oil and gas platforms began, reducing supply, and as wind output remained low. ›

European spot electricity prices for early next week were little changed on Friday as sustained low volumes for renewables balanced against higher thermal availability. ›

British prompt gas prices fell slightly on Friday on expectations for higher temperatures in the days coming and as increased flows from Norway created an oversupplied system. ›

Crude prices rose on Friday, but were still set for a weekly drop on concerns about oversupply and the ongoing trade conflict between the United States and China, the world’s two biggest oil users. ›