EMEA > ANALYSIS: EU ETS ignoring politicians’ views on preferred price as fundamentals seen holding strong

ANALYSIS: EU ETS ignoring politicians’ views on preferred price as fundamentals seen holding strong

Published 16:53 on February 20, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:56 on February 20, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

European political discourse around recently-agreed EU carbon market reforms has seen some lawmakers stating clear opinions on their preferred price levels, but traders seem to have different ideas, ignoring those views in the short term as levels hit fresh records.
European political discourse around recently-agreed EU carbon market reforms has seen some lawmakers stating clear opinions on their preferred price levels, but traders seem to have different ideas, ignoring those views in the short term as levels hit fresh records.


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