Piata europeana a carbonului a urcat temporar la cel mai ridicat nivel din ultimele doua saptamani in sedinta de miercuri, recuperand dupa nivelurile mai scazute din primele ore de tranzactionare, inainte de a inchide sedinta la 73,33 euro, in crestere cu 4% fata de ziua precedenta.
The European carbon market briefly climbed to a two-week high during Wednesday’s session, recovering from weaker levels seen in the early hours of trading, before closing at €73.33 and posting a daily gain of 4%.
The European carbon market remained relatively calm in yesterday’s session. After an early drop to a ten-month low of €67.90 — a move that had largely been anticipated — the EUA Dec ’26 contract recovered and closed at €70.57, posting a daily gain of 0.40%.
Piata europeana a carbonului a ramas relativ calma in sesiunea de ieri. Dupa o scadere in prima parte pana la un minim al ultimelor zece luni de 67,90 euro, o miscare care fusese in mare parte anticipata, contractul EUA Dec ’26 si-a revenit si a inchis la 70,57 euro, inregistrand un castig zilnic de 0,40%.
Piata europeana a carbonului a deschis in scadere astazi, cu EUA Dec’26 tranzactionandu-se pentru scurt timp sub nivelul de 68 euro, un prag vazut ultima data in aprilie 2025. Scaderea a reflectat miscarile similare de pe pietele financiare si a avut loc in pofida unei cresteri puternice a preturilor la gaze.
The European carbon market opened lower today, with EUA Dec’26 briefly trading below €68 — a level last seen in April 2025. The decline mirrored similar moves in equity markets and came despite a sharp spike in gas prices, reinforcing the view that EUAs are currently trading more in line with broader macro and equity […]
Preturile europene ale carbonului au scazut puternic in sesiunea de ieri, dupa ce au aparut informatii potrivit carora guvernul italian solicita suspendarea EU ETS, reluand o cerere similara formulata de prim-ministrul Slovaciei in ianuarie si o cerere asemanatoare din partea cancelarului german Friedrich Merz, care la inceputul acestei luni a sugerat o posibila „pauza” a […]
European carbon prices plunged sharply in yesterday’s session after reports emerged that the Italian government is calling for a suspension of the EU ETS, echoing a similar request made by the Slovak Prime Minister in January and remarks from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who earlier this month suggested a potential “pause” of the EU ETS.
BusinessEurope, principala voce a companiilor din Uniunea Europeana, reprezentand 40 de federatii nationale de afaceri, avertizeaza ca majorarea costurilor cu carbonul pune presiune suplimentara asupra companiilor, adaugandu-se la preturile deja ridicate ale energiei.
BusinessEurope, the leading voice of companies across the European Union, representing 40 national business federations, warns that rising carbon costs are placing additional strain on businesses, adding to already high energy prices.