Week at a glance China’s national Carbon Emissions Allowance (CEA) market continued its rebound after the National Day holiday week. The CEA market ended the week with a total volume of 960,536 tons, with block trades accounting for 87.5% of the total. Prices for open market transactions closed this week down 2.07% to 42.99 yuan per ton ($6.73/ton). Including block trades, the total volume-weighted average for the week was down 5.73% to 41.54 yuan per ton ($6.51/ton), hitting its lowest...
Week at a glance In the first full week (Oct. 11-15) of trading since Sept. 17, China’s national CEA market saw a healthy weekly total trading volume of 498,093 tons, with block trades accounting for 77.4% of the total volume. Prices remained steady, with open market transactions closing slightly down from the previous week to 43.90 yuan per ton ($6.82/ton). Including block trades, the total volume-weighted average was nearly unchanged at 44.06 yuan per ton ($6.85/ton).The total weekly volume...
Week at a glance China’s national carbon emissions allowance (CEA) market came back from the week- long National Day holiday for a single trading day during the week on October 8, where only 3,000 tons of CEAs changed hands on the open market with a closing price of 44.08 yuan per ton ($6.84).Only three out of the nine CCER markets saw any activities on this single trading day, with a combined volume of 460,748 tons.A weekly data analysis shows that block trades have dominated the national CEA...
Week at a glance Over the holiday-shortened 4-day trading week, China’s national carbon emissions allowance (CEA) market saw a trading volume surge to 9,157,992 tons but had a lower closing price than the previous week, down 4.85% to 42.21 yuan/ton ($6.55/ton). Block trades came back for the first time in 5 weeks with a volume of 8,983,359 tons. Most of the block trades (8,403,359 tons) took place on September 30, making it the most active day on record.About 90% of the entities covered...