European natural gas prices are set for a weekly jump of nearly 10% as fears over possible disruptions to Russian fuel crossing Ukraine dominated the market. ›

Oil prices edged up in Asian trading on Friday, heading for a weekly gain of more than 3% as U.S. jobs data calmed demand concerns and fears of a widening Middle East conflict persisted. ›

European natural gas prices resumed gains, trading at the highest levels this year as market participants monitor the transit of Russian fuel across Ukraine. ›

Oil prices fell in choppy trade on Thursday, and looked set to snap a two-session streak during which they gained about 3% due to growing supply risks amid simmering tensions in the Middle East. ›

European gas prices soared to the highest level this year following a report that Ukrainian troops seized the key gas-transit point of Sudzha. ›

Oil prices rebounded by 1% on Tuesday, paring the previous session’s loss, on supply concern amid an escalating Middle East conflict, stronger U.S. services sector data and a cut in production at Libya’s Sharara oilfield. ›

European natural gas prices declined, following a selloff in oil and broader financial markets amid mounting concerns over the economy. ›

European natural gas prices declined, following a selloff in oil and broader financial markets amid mounting concerns over the economy. ›

European natural gas prices rose, signaling the market balance remains fragile even as demand for the fuel is persistently weak. ›

Oil prices were little changed on Friday but on track for a third consecutive weekly decline, pressured by muted demand in China and expectations of a Gaza ceasefire deal that could ease Middle East tensions and accompanying supply concerns. ›