Americas > ANALYSIS: Talk isn’t cheap at the US presidential debate, as perceived risks shape compliance carbon markets

ANALYSIS: Talk isn’t cheap at the US presidential debate, as perceived risks shape compliance carbon markets

Published 20:02 on September 11, 2024  /  Last updated at 20:02 on September 11, 2024  / /  Americas, Canada, Carbon Taxes, EMEA, US, Voluntary

The first high-stakes US presidential debate between a swapped Democratic nominee and a Republican contender barely addressed environmental policy, yet some traders are factoring in potential volatility in compliance carbon markets before and after the November elections, adjusting positions based on perceived risks or opportunities.
The first high-stakes US presidential debate between a swapped Democratic nominee and a Republican contender barely addressed environmental policy, yet some traders are factoring in potential volatility in compliance carbon markets before and after the November elections, adjusting positions based on perceived risks or opportunities.


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