EMEA > Euro Markets: Carbon ends little changed, caught between falling gas and recovering equities

Euro Markets: Carbon ends little changed, caught between falling gas and recovering equities

Published 17:12 on February 4, 2025  /  Last updated at 17:26 on February 4, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

European carbon prices ended Tuesday little changed after Monday's sharp loss, despite trading in a €2.40 range over the course of the day, as natural gas joined the sell-off after China announced tariffs on US LNG cargoes, while European equities recovered early losses triggered by worries over the impact of likely tariffs implemented by Washington.
European carbon prices ended Tuesday little changed after Monday's sharp loss, despite trading in a €2.40 range over the course of the day, as natural gas joined the sell-off after China announced tariffs on US LNG cargoes, while European equities recovered early losses triggered by worries over the impact of likely tariffs implemented by Washington.


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