EMEA > Euro Markets: EUAs drop for sixth day despite finding compliance support as gas drops heavily

Euro Markets: EUAs drop for sixth day despite finding compliance support as gas drops heavily

Published 17:29 on April 9, 2025  /  Last updated at 18:52 on April 9, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

European carbon prices dropped for a sixth consecutive day, setting a new six-month low before recovering modestly amid steady compliance buying and despite a 50% cut in speculative long positions, as the turmoil in financial and commodity markets continued following US President Donald Trump's increase in tariffs on China to 104%, and energy markets also slumped.
European carbon prices dropped for a sixth consecutive day, setting a new six-month low before recovering modestly amid steady compliance buying and despite a 50% cut in speculative long positions, as the turmoil in financial and commodity markets continued following US President Donald Trump's increase in tariffs on China to 104%, and energy markets also slumped.


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