- July 9th, 2018
UK GAS-Prompt prices rise on low wind output
British prompt wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning as low wind output lifted gas-to-power demand. ›
British prompt wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning as low wind output lifted gas-to-power demand. ›
Oil prices steadied on Monday as an increase in U.S. drilling, likely to lead to higher shale production, balanced evidence of tightening supply. ›
British gas for immediate delivery rose on Friday morning as very low wind output raised demand for gas from power plants. ›
Oil prices seesawed in nervous trading on Friday as the United States slapped a raft of tariffs on Chinese goods in an escalating trade war between the world’s two biggest economies. ›
Oil prices eased on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump sent a tweet urging OPEC to reduce prices for crude. ›
British wholesale gas prices fell on Thursday as supplies from the North Sea were strong and exports slipped, leaving the system over-supplied at a time of low summer demand. ›
Follow the link to view our July 2018 newsletter. In this edition we see gas prices closely mirror oil prices which are hovering just under $80. ›
British wholesale gas prices mostly edged higher on Wednesday morning due to low wind power output and amid stronger oil and coal prices, traders said. ›
Oil prices edged up on Wednesday following a report of tightening U.S. fuel inventories amid an outage at Syncrude Canada oil sands facility in Alberta, which usually supplies the United States. ›
UK day-ahead prices rose steeply hitting more than three-month highs amid lower solar-wind output and higher demand, while the neighbouring Netherlands and Belgium spot markets remained bullish amid ongoing coal-fired power station maintenance delays, market sources said Tuesday. ›