Euro Markets: EUAs drop for sixth day in seven as afternoon gas weakness accelerates sell-off

Published 17:18 on February 19, 2025  /  Last updated at 17:36 on February 19, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

European carbon prices extended their decline on Wednesday, falling for the sixth time in seven days and reaching a five-week low, as afternoon selling took Europe's benchmark natural gas market close to Tuesday's one-month low, and after weekly positioning data showed investment funds cut their net long positions for the first time in eight weeks as of Feb. 14.
European carbon prices extended their decline on Wednesday, falling for the sixth time in seven days and reaching a five-week low, as afternoon selling took Europe's benchmark natural gas market close to Tuesday's one-month low, and after weekly positioning data showed investment funds cut their net long positions for the first time in eight weeks as of Feb. 14.


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