Euro Markets: EUAs finally give way under weight of options-related selling, while UKA discount at one-year low

Published 17:16 on June 14, 2024  /  Last updated at 19:32 on June 14, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

After clinging to the week's narrow trading range for the first half of Friday, European carbon prices fell away to a six-week low in the afternoon as option traders unwound hedges ahead of next Wednesday's expiry of the June options contracts, while UK allowances trimmed their discount to the European contract to the least in a year.
After clinging to the week's narrow trading range for the first half of Friday, European carbon prices fell away to a six-week low in the afternoon as option traders unwound hedges ahead of next Wednesday's expiry of the June options contracts, while UK allowances trimmed their discount to the European contract to the least in a year.


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