British and Dutch gas prices edged higher on Friday morning as forecasts for cooler temperatures and lower wind speeds led to expectations of higher demand in the coming days. ›

Oil prices ticked down in Asian trade on Friday as bullish sentiment about Chinese demand and potential Middle Eastern supply disruptions was tempered by uncertainty over U.S. economic data to be released later in the day. ›

Oil was nearly steady on Thursday as a surprise drop in U.S. crude stockpiles offset a smaller-than-expected cut to Russian supplies, while investors closely watched developments on Iraqi Kurdistan oil exports. ›

European natural gas prices surged as strikes in France continue amid a looming cold snap across much of the continent. ›

Crude prices rose for a third session on Wednesday as a halt to some exports from Iraqi Kurdistan raised concerns of tightening supplies and fears of a global banking crisis eased. ›

European natural gas prices declined as market participants await updates on continued strikes in France, which have been disrupting the nation’s energy infrastructure. ›

Crude prices retreated on Tuesday after rallying the previous session, with markets focused on developments in the banking crisis and indications of strengthening demand in China. ›

British and Dutch wholesale gas prices were mixed on Monday as warm weather, high level of inventories and stable imports put pressure on prices, while uncertainty over strikes in France lent some support. ›

Oil prices stabilised in Asian trade on Monday as investors sought cues from broader financial markets, while comments by Russian President Vladimir Putin over the weekend ratcheted up geopolitical tensions in Europe. ›

Industrial action in France over pension continued, hitting LNG terminals, power supply and nuclear reactor maintenance. ›