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EU carbon market weekly update - 14 March 2016
14 March 2016EU allowance prices have steadied in recent weeks following a tumultuous start to 2016. But further moderate falls could be in store, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 29 February 2016
29 February 2016EU carbon prices fell below €5 last week, and are still struggling for direction, writes Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 22 February 2016
22 February 2016The carnage in the EUA market came to a halt last week, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 15 February 2016
15 February 2016Low auction volumes and colder weather may offer support to EU carbon prices this week, says Louis Redshaw
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Why did EU carbon prices drop so much in January?
10 February 2016What was the cause of the sharp drop in EU allowances in January, and will the falls continue, asks Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 8 February 2016
08 February 2016As carbon prices reach 20-month lows, Louis Redshaw asks if further falls could be on the cards
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EU carbon market weekly update - 11 January 2016
11 January 2016Further volatility in the EU carbon market is likely this week, after last week's sharp price fall, amid a resumed auction schedule and largely supportive fundamentals, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 4 January 2016
04 January 2016The market starts 2016 at €8.29, but the market is lacking direction ahead of auction resumption, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 07 December 2015
07 December 2015EUA prices are likely to drift sideways this week, although the expiry of options on Wednesday and the imminent end of auctions may cause some volatility, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 30 November 2015
30 November 2015A further modest rise in EUA prices is likely this week, although profit-taking could cause some volatility, says Louis Redshaw
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