Aviation/CORSIA > VCM Report: Market corrects back on thin volume after bullish final week of 2022

VCM Report: Market corrects back on thin volume after bullish final week of 2022

Published 19:17 on January 9, 2023  /  Last updated at 19:29 on January 9, 2023  / /  Aviation/CORSIA, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

Selling pressure during the second half of the week weakened most standardised carbon credit prices with a return to thin traded volume as many of the gains made during a bullish final week to last year were undone when end of year compliance obligations had caused a jump in demand.
Selling pressure during the second half of the week weakened most standardised carbon credit prices with a return to thin traded volume as many of the gains made during a bullish final week to last year were undone when end of year compliance obligations had caused a jump in demand.


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