EMEA > Euro Markets: Carbon’s negative correlation with natural gas resurfaces as TTF prices continue surge

Euro Markets: Carbon’s negative correlation with natural gas resurfaces as TTF prices continue surge

Published 17:26 on July 5, 2022  /  Last updated at 17:44 on July 5, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

Carbon weakened for a third day on Tuesday as trading activity continued to languish while prices appeared to have renewed their negative correlation to natural gas, and most energy markets rose for a third session on the back of continuing worries over natural gas supply.
Carbon weakened for a third day on Tuesday as trading activity continued to languish while prices appeared to have renewed their negative correlation to natural gas, and most energy markets rose for a third session on the back of continuing worries over natural gas supply.


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