Oil prices fell on Monday, paring early gains as investors took profit following a surge in the previous session, albeit in the shadow of supply fear as the European Union prepares an import ban on Russian crude and with limited increase in OPEC output. ›
Natural gas prices in Europe held steady after a rally caused by disruptions at a key transit route through Ukraine and retaliatory action by Moscow that curbed supplies to Germany. ›
Oil prices rose around 1.5% on Friday but were headed for their first weekly loss in three weeks as worries about inflation and China’s COVID lockdowns slowing global growth offset concerns about dwindling fuel supplies from Russia. ›
Oil prices dropped more than 1% on Thursday in a volatile week as economic concerns and recession fears dogged global financial markets, outweighing supply concerns and geopolitical tensions in Europe. ›
European natural gas prices jumped as disruptions to a key transit route through Ukraine and a move by Moscow to retaliate against sanctions ramped up the risk of supply cuts. ›
European natural gas prices fluctuated as traders weighed a decline in Russian flows through Ukraine against bearish factors including warmer weather and LNG imports. ›
Oil rebounded on Wednesday after plunging nearly 10% over the previous two sessions, buoyed by supply concerns as the European Union works on gaining support for a ban on Russian oil and as major producers warned they may struggle to fill the gap when demand improves. ›
European natural gas futures headed for a third day of declines as warm weather and stable supplies keep prices in check despite persistent concerns over fuel flows from Russia. ›
Oil prices dropped more than 1% on Tuesday, extending the previous day’s steep declines as coronavirus lockdowns in top oil importer China, a strong dollar and growing recession risks fed worries about the outlook for global demand. ›
Natural gas prices in Europe declined as top supplier Russia tried to reassure buyers that they can keep paying for gas without breaching sanctions. ›
