Japan’s latest J-Credit auction clears above 3,000 yen again

Published 11:21 on July 5, 2023  /  Last updated at 12:07 on July 5, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Japan, Voluntary

Japan’s latest auction of government-issued  J-Credits cleared above the 3,000 yen ($20.79) level again, as demand for domestic offsets continued to outpace supply given the limited number of credits available.
Japan’s latest auction of government-issued  J-Credits cleared above the 3,000 yen ($20.79) level again, as demand for domestic offsets continued to outpace supply given the limited number of credits available.


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