European natural gas prices fluctuated as traders assessed forecasts for a return of colder weather that may further test the region’s inventories. ›

Oil declined as Treasury Secretary nominee Scott Bessent pushed for increased US production and Israel said it’s potentially days away from a cease-fire deal with Lebanon’s Hezbollah. ›

Oil headed for the biggest weekly gain since early October on an escalation of hostilities between Russia and Ukraine. ›

Oil rose, shrugging off another gain in US crude stockpiles, as the market weighed an escalation of the Russia-Ukraine war. ›

Natural gas prices in the UK have this month commanded the biggest premium over the European benchmark since the end of 2021, underscoring how the nation without large storage sites is more vulnerable during colder weather. ›

Oil was steady as an industry report signaled a build in US crude inventories ahead of government figures. ›

Oil steadied after the biggest gain in more than five weeks as the dollar weakened and a risk-on tone swept across wider markets. ›

Oil held a weekly loss on concerns over plentiful global supply and the outlook for demand in China, the world’s biggest crude importer. ›

European gas prices jumped after Austria’s OMV AG said Russia will cut off fuel deliveries from Saturday. ›

Oil fell, deepening a weekly loss, on mixed economic and consumption data from China, the lingering impact from a stronger US dollar, and concerns that the global market will flip to a glut next year. ›