EU Market: EUAs recede from record high amid energy declines, profit-taking

Published 18:46 on April 7, 2021  /  Last updated at 10:12 on July 10, 2021  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

EUAs matched but could not surpass the prior session's all-time high on Wednesday, easing back on signs of profit-taking, a weaker auction, and softer energy prices, while trading data showed a significant drop in total futures holdings and participant numbers last week.
EUAs matched but could not surpass the prior session's all-time high on Wednesday, easing back on signs of profit-taking, a weaker auction, and softer energy prices, while trading data showed a significant drop in total futures holdings and participant numbers last week.


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