European wholesale electricity prices for Monday delivery weakened on Friday as milder weather patterns were approaching but power delivery in week 2, starting on March 19, gained sharply. ›

Prices for British wholesale gas rose on Friday, despite milder weather expected in the coming days, driven by forecasts that temperatures will be lower than expected later in March and as storage levels were low following last week’s unusually high demand, traders said. ›

Crude oil futures rose on Friday as Asian stock markets gained on news that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. ›

February brought the ‘Beast from the East’ ad as a result the within-day and day-ahead markets saw large increases. ›

British spot gas prices fell on Thursday as strong output from mid-range storage sites contributed to an oversupplied system. ›

European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery diverged on Thursday as the German contract rose on a forecast drop in windpower generation, with gains capped by an expected fall in consumption, while French prices eased. ›

Oil prices steadied on Thursday, supported by healthy demand, after falling the previous day under pressure from record U.S. crude production and rising inventories. ›

European spot electricity prices for day ahead delivery plunged on Wednesday on the back of forecasts for a sharp rise in electricity production from wind turbines and a decline in consumption. ›

Prices for British wholesale gas slipped on Wednesday as supplies recovered after last week’s minor outages which coincided with freezing temperatures, stretching flows to the market. ›

Oil fell on Wednesday, in line with a broad decline on global financial markets, after a key advocate for free trade in the U.S. government resigned, feeding concern that Washington will go ahead with import tariffs and risk a trade war. ›