EU Market: EUAs rebound 8% as virus-hit markets warm to stimulus plans

Published 18:31 on March 24, 2020  /  Last updated at 19:50 on March 24, 2020  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

EUAs climbed by more than a euro to briefly top €17 on Tuesday, rising further from the previous session's 22-month low in line with wider market optimism about a slowdown in new coronavirus cases in some countries and the effect of government stimulus measures.
EUAs climbed by more than a euro to briefly top €17 on Tuesday, rising further from the previous session's 22-month low in line with wider market optimism about a slowdown in new coronavirus cases in some countries and the effect of government stimulus measures.


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