SK Market: KAUs move up despite increased allocation

Published 09:03 on December 23, 2016  /  Last updated at 11:49 on December 23, 2016  / /  Asia Pacific, South Korea

Korean Allowance Units (KAUs) traded up 0.5% on Friday despite news the government will increase allocation for 2017, as demand from emitters that borrowed permits to meet 2015 compliance is still seen as outweighing supply.
Korean Allowance Units (KAUs) traded up 0.5% on Friday despite news the government will increase allocation for 2017, as demand from emitters that borrowed permits to meet 2015 compliance is still seen as outweighing supply.


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