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EU carbon market update: 26 May 2020
26 May 2020The momentum in the EU Allowance market is with the bulls, but higher prices are likely to run into plenty of selling interest, says Tom Lord*
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EU carbon market update: 19 May 2020
19 May 2020The short-term outlook for EU Allowances is bullish, but the price direction is largely in the hands of the power utilities, says Tom Lord*.
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EU carbon market update: 11 May 2020
11 May 2020This week's larger auction volume will potentially be offset by the partial easing of lockdown measures across Europe, but the risk to EU Allowances is on the downside, says Tom Lord*.
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EU carbon market update: 5 May 2020
05 May 2020Last week's increase in the power generation spreads could provide support for EUAs in the coming week, but further downside looks more likely than upside, says Tom Lord *`
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EU carbon market update: 31March 2020
31 March 2020The EU Allowance market seems to be taking its lead from the equity markets, amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Further price falls are more likely than a short-term recovery, but the downside is likely to be relatively modest, says Tom Lord *.
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EU carbon market update: 9 March 2020
10 March 2020The coronavirus outbreak has added to the headwinds facing the EU Allowance market and any hint of upside is likely to find willing sellers, says Tom Lord*.
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EU carbon market update: 2 March 2020
03 March 2020The outlook for EU Allowance prices is bearish, with volatility likely to remain high due to the influence of the Coronavirus, says Tom Lord.*
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EU Carbon Market Update, 17 February
18 February 2020The outlook is bullish for EU Allowances this week but almost anything could happen, as demand could be affected by a wide range of factors, says Tom Lord*.
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EU Carbon Market Update, 10 February
11 February 2020EU Allowance prices continue to sink, and the fundamentals remain bearish in the week ahead, says Tom Lord*
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EU Carbon Market Update, 27 January
28 January 2020The outlook for EU Allowance (EUA) prices is bearish, due to weak fundamental factors and the imminent return of UK auctions, says Tom Lord*.