SK Market: KAUs weaken as market settles in for long wait on allocation plan

Published 10:03 on August 17, 2017  /  Last updated at 13:52 on August 17, 2017  / Stian Reklev /  Asia Pacific, South Korea

South Korean carbon permits edged south for a second consecutive day Thursday but remained rangebound as a continued lack of information about next year’s allocation levels tempers supply.
South Korean carbon permits edged south for a second consecutive day Thursday but remained rangebound as a continued lack of information about next year’s allocation levels tempers supply.


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