WTI $113.90 +$1.56, Brent $120.65 +$1.62, Diff -$6.75 +6c, NG $5.57 +17c, UKNG 231.2p -19.8
WTI $113.90 +$1.56, Brent $120.65 +$1.62, Diff -$6.75 +6c, NG $5.57 +17c, UKNG 231.2p -19.8
WTI $79.46 +%1.61, Brent $81.99 +$1.19, Diff -$2.53 -42c, NG $3.81 -7c, UKNG 245.2p +4.25p
According to data from Gascade, the Yamal-Europe pipeline, which usually delivers Russian gas to Western Europe, was sending the fuel back home to Poland for the sixth consecutive day on
WTI $68.23 -$2.63, Brent $71.52 -$2.00, Diff-$3.29 -40c, NG $3.83 +14c, UKNG 394.1p +34.1p
WTI $66.26 -24c, Brent $69.88 +21c, Diff -$3.62 +45c, NG $4.13 +7.6c, UKNG 221.43p -12.37p
U.S. energy companies added oil and natural gas drilling rigs this week as oil prices rose to an almost seven-year high. This prompted some drillers to return back to the
Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL): Trendline Break
WTI $81.27 +$2.46, Brent $82.74 +$2.20, Diff -$1.47 -26c, NG $5.52 -20c, UKNG 200.0p +3.01p
The AIM All-Share fell 0.7% over the week in the small-cap market. This was lower than the FTSE 100 which grew 1.3 percent.
WTI $73.30 +$1.07, Brent $77.25 +$1.06, Diff -$3.95 -1c, NG $4.98 +17c, UKNG 172.0p -5.01p
WTI $66.05 +$2.47, Brent $68.46 +$2.02, Diff -$2.41 -45c, NG $2.89 -2c, UKNG 63.3p +0.55p