Euro Markets: EUAs plunge most in a year as widespread “panic” selling sidelines 2024 emissions data

Published 17:18 on April 4, 2025  /  Last updated at 19:36 on April 4, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

European carbon prices plunged in line with the global markets rout, posting their biggest weekly loss in more than a year as equities and commodities continued to respond to the US announcement of widespread tariffs, and China's response imposing import levies of its own, and sidelining the annual publication of EU ETS verified emissions data that largely matched analyst forecasts.
European carbon prices plunged in line with the global markets rout, posting their biggest weekly loss in more than a year as equities and commodities continued to respond to the US announcement of widespread tariffs, and China's response imposing import levies of its own, and sidelining the annual publication of EU ETS verified emissions data that largely matched analyst forecasts.


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