EUA prices are up since last week as lower supply of only three auctions this week meant less available EUAs for buyers to take. Market seems pretty comfortable around current

EUA prices have declined again and have now corrected down 15% since the highest values a month ago. Move down was quite controlled and did not look like panic selling.

EUA prices are down a bit since last week. This is contrary to what many were expecting, as this week’s reduced auction supply was supposedly bullish for EUA prices. News

EUA prices have not changed much since last week. Other markets have been mostly ranging and changing direction daily and EUAs were no exception. Auctions have seen good demand and

European carbon allowances were still without a clear direction last week. They were trading in a range between 25 and 27 EUR roughly. Main pressure on the price came from

After two weeks of falling, EUA prices are moving higher. Market analysts were expecting EUA prices to dip in early May but it appears that the dip only lasted a

EUA prices have moved down from 2019 highest values and are now hovering around the levels which marked 2018 highs. This was expected by the majority of analysts as the

EUA prices are not backing down and keep moving near the highest yearly values. The fact that prices managed to stay high even after a very weak result of yesterday’s

EUA prices are still keeping the bullish momentum as they traded near the yearly records today. Strong buying interest was most evident on Monday’s record auction price at 27 EUR

EUA prices have reached highest yearly values, almost touching 27 EUR/EUA today. While this may be negative news for compliance buyers that will have to pay higher prices, a lot