Euro Markets: EUAs rises most in four weeks to hit three-month high as utility buying fuels short squeeze

Published 17:34 on November 30, 2022  /  Last updated at 23:43 on November 30, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

EUAs completed a second consecutive monthly increase on Wednesday, with prices rising to their highest since late August as buying interest continued to drive the market and generated healthy volume, while the UK allowance contract continued to lose ground compared to its EU counterpart.
EUAs completed a second consecutive monthly increase on Wednesday, with prices rising to their highest since late August as buying interest continued to drive the market and generated healthy volume, while the UK allowance contract continued to lose ground compared to its EU counterpart.


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