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EU carbon market weekly update - 30 January 2017

Compliance buying ahead of the April deadline is unlikley to be enough to support EU Allowance prices if warmer weather returns, says Louis Redshaw.

EU carbon market weekly update - 23 January 2017

Carbon fundamentals eventually took over last week as a lower auction volume and the continued cold weather helped carbon prices push higher, despite having fallen at the beginning of the week.

EU carbon market weekly update - 16 January 2017

Louis Redshaw maintains a neutral outlook on the price of EU Allowances this week, although lower auction supply and continued cold weather across Europe should provide some support.

EU carbon market weekly update - 9 January 2017

After last week's 23% slump in the EU Allowance price, cold weather across much of Europe is likely to prevent further significant falls, despite the resumption of auctions, says Louis Redshaw

EU ETS needs further reform to prevent drastic price falls

Ambitious reform is urgently needed to rescue the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) from further falls in prices, which some analysts warn could sink as low as €2.50 ($2.60) a tonne by the end of 2017.

EU carbon market weekly update - 19 December 2016

The price risk for EU Allowances remains skewed to the upside over the Christmas period, after a gain of almost 10% last week, says Louis Redshaw

Carbon markets face fresh uncertainty

Political changes in the UK and US have reversed recent progress towards greater clarity in the world's largest carbon markets, says Graham Cooper

EU carbon market weekly update - 12 December 2016

The price risk for EU Allowances is skewed to the upside this week, as the auction shutdown approaches, says Louis Redshaw.

EU carbon market weekly update - 5 December 2016

EU carbon market weekly update - 28 November 2016