Asia Pacific > CN Markets: Activity wanes in China’s carbon market, as observers expect delays to CCER restart

CN Markets: Activity wanes in China’s carbon market, as observers expect delays to CCER restart

Published 10:08 on February 18, 2022  /  Last updated at 10:08 on February 18, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, China

Chinese carbon allowances fell by almost 6% over the week, though trading volumes were so low that not much can be derived from the price direction, sparking renewed calls for allowing financials to participate in the market.
Chinese carbon allowances fell by almost 6% over the week, though trading volumes were so low that not much can be derived from the price direction, sparking renewed calls for allowing financials to participate in the market.


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