Oil prices fell on Tuesday, swept lower by investor nervousness after deadly blasts in Brussels prompted a flight towards so-called safe-haven assets such as gold. ›

British gas prices for immediate delivery rose on Tuesday as imports from Norway fell, although higher deliveries from the UK’s continental shelf offset the impact. ›

Oil fell for a second day in New York, extending declines from a three-month high, as the number of drilling rigs active in the U.S. rose for the first time in three months amid a global glut. ›

Prompt British gas prices fell sharply on Monday as a forecast for mild weather and a dip in demand led to an oversupplied market while lower oil prices weighed on contracts along the curve. ›

British wholesale gas prices declined on Friday morning on strong flows from Norway, expected milder weather into Easter and some traders taking profit from the previous session’s gains. ›

Oil held gains near $40 a barrel after the dollar weakened amid signs central banks will continue to provide stimulus, and as U.S. output dropped to the lowest since November 2014. ›

British long-term gas prices gained on Thursday morning, lifted by stronger oil, while prompt prices were broadly steady as the system’s balance flipped from surplus to deficit. ›

Oil gained for a second day after climbing the most in more than three weeks as U.S. output fell and stockpile growth slowed. ›

British spot gas prices rose on Wednesday as maintenance at the Britannia gas field curbed gas supplies while forecasts for low wind power output led to strong demand from gas-fired generators. ›

Oil rallied after the biggest two-day slump in a month as some OPEC members planned to meet with other producers next month to resume talks on capping production. ›