Euro Markets: EUAs slide amid late sell-off as short squeeze ends, while UKAs post 10% weekly drop

Published 17:23 on September 15, 2023  /  Last updated at 20:00 on September 15, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

EU carbon prices ended the week up 1% from the previous Friday, erasing much of their recent advance as the short squeeze triggered by Wednesday's Commitment of Traders report faded and was replaced by a robust sell-off, while UK prices set a new record low and fell 10% from last Friday's settlement.
EU carbon prices ended the week up 1% from the previous Friday, erasing much of their recent advance as the short squeeze triggered by Wednesday's Commitment of Traders report faded and was replaced by a robust sell-off, while UK prices set a new record low and fell 10% from last Friday's settlement.


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