EUA prices have dropped considerably since last week. Yesterday we recorded one of the biggest drops this year in excess of 8%. Strong selling pressure could be linked to a

EUA prices have risen since last week in a swift move. Some analysts thought that move was more technical in nature and speculative buyers have triggered a short squeeze. Other

EUAs have not managed to breach the highs last week and subsequently reversed back down. Higher auction supply, with the restart of the 2019 German auctions might have been just

EUAs are maintaining a steady rate of rising prices. With yearly highs now within reach, market participants are starting to increase their bullish outlook. This is shown by the rising

EUAs are slightly up since last week. A lot of uncertainty is still present in the market as yesterday’s Brexit deal vote was rejected. If the deal was to be

EUAs have moved lower since last week, with the move likely triggered by a liquidation of long positions after a strong finish in December. Additional selling pressure may have come

EUAs have started 2019 with a positive day. Market Stability Reserve kicks in with the restart of daily auctions next Monday and you would be hard pressed to find anyone

EUAs have moved higher and away from the 20 EUR/EUA range where they have kept moving for over a month. Strong upmove started in the last hours of the option

EUAs are still compressing in a range around 20 EUR/EUA. After the end of today’s trading session yearly option contracts will expire and convert into futures. Historically, volatility on such

EUAs are still trading in the same range as last week and the lack of sustained moves has been partly assigned to upcoming options expiry. Yearly option contract will expire