Asia Pacific > CN Markets: CEAs retreat from record highs as policy uncertainty lingers

CN Markets: CEAs retreat from record highs as policy uncertainty lingers

Published 11:27 on May 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:27 on May 10, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, China

CO2 allowance prices in China’s national emissions market fell below the 100 yuan ($13.84) mark over the past week after hitting a record high in late April, with traders and analysts expecting short-term fluctuations amid policy uncertainties.
CO2 allowance prices in China’s national emissions market fell below the 100 yuan ($13.84) mark over the past week after hitting a record high in late April, with traders and analysts expecting short-term fluctuations amid policy uncertainties.


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