EUA prices have recovered spectacularly from the lows around 22 EUR/EUA achieved last week. Market optimism for a Brexit deal has pushed prices above 26 EUR/EUA in a few days

EUA prices are under pressure as we near the lowest levels in 6 months. Prices closed under the very important 25 EUR/EUA level last Monday for the first time since

EUA prices reached their lowest level in four months yesterday; December 2019 contract fell to 24.30 EUR per tonne. Drop below 25 EUR attracted plenty of compliance buying and carbon

EUA prices are basically unchanged since last week, after ranging between 25 and 27 EUR/EUA for over a month. Yesterday’s quarterly option expiry pinned prices even tighter together in a

EUAs gave back most of the gains from last week. Although on Monday all energy markets opened up with a gap due to explosion in a Saudi Arabia oil facility,

EUA prices had a strong reaction on Tuesday’s news that French utility EDF may halt some of their nuclear reactors due to possible faults. On top of that, news of

EUAs finished August with a 6% monthly decline. It appears that too many market participants were relying on the usual monthly price increase, and have thus bought already in July,

Last week of reduced auction supply brought some strength into the EUA market. While last week prices briefly traded below 25 EUR/EUA, this week the prices trended up so far.

EUA prices have not managed to recover from the recent losses and have stayed between 26 and 27 EUR/EUA. Slow drift down was mostly unexpected and certainly not similar to

EUA prices tumbled in the past week after breaking technical support around 27.50 EUR. Sell off was sharp but prices managed to find support just above 26 EUR and bounced