EMEA > Euro Markets: EUAs hold on to gains despite supply-driven plunge in gas as correlation breaks down

Euro Markets: EUAs hold on to gains despite supply-driven plunge in gas as correlation breaks down

Published 17:43 on April 25, 2025  /  Last updated at 19:58 on April 25, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

European carbon prices ended the week around 1% higher after resisting a sharp decline in energy markets on Friday and holding on to a modest daily increase as participants eyed a holiday-shortened auction programme next week, while natural gas prices fell back for a fourth straight session to long-term lows due to comfortable LNG supply, damping demand for storage.
European carbon prices ended the week around 1% higher after resisting a sharp decline in energy markets on Friday and holding on to a modest daily increase as participants eyed a holiday-shortened auction programme next week, while natural gas prices fell back for a fourth straight session to long-term lows due to comfortable LNG supply, damping demand for storage.


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