Week at a glance The total weekly trading on China’s national Carbon Emissions Allowance (CEA) market continued to dry up from an already very low volume during the previous week to only 1,459 tons, setting the second-lowest volume on record behind the week of August 30, 2021. Block trades were absent for the second week in a row. On the other hand, prices for open market transactions remained robust, closing the week at an all-time high of 61.38 yuan/ton ($9.65/ton), up 6.82% from the...
Week at a glance The total weekly trading on China’s national Carbon Emissions Allowance (CEA) market continued trending downwards. Its total weekly volume declined from the previous week by 29.7% to 3,223,426 tons, the lowest since mid-November. Block trades accounted for 88.2% of the total volume. Price actions on open market transactions remained robust, closing the week slightly higher at 57.77 yuan/ton ($9.09/ton), setting an all-time high for the second week in a row. Including both...
Week at a glance The total weekly trading on China’s national Carbon Emissions Allowance (CEA) market quieted significantly from the previous week to its lowest volume since mid-November at 4,583,731 tons. Block trades accounted for 87.9% of the total volume. The week’s closing price of open market transactions set an all-time high of 57.59 yuan/ton ($9.03/ton), up 6.22% from the previous week. Also setting all-time highs were the volume-weighted weekly average block and open...
Week at a glance The total weekly trading volume on China’s national Carbon Emissions Allowance (CEA) market rebounded strongly from the previous week to 28,070,512 tons, registering as the second-highest weekly volume on record. Block trades accounted for 83.9% of the total volume. Open market transaction prices closed this week, the highest since the early days of the CEA market in July, increasing by 9.5% to 54.22 yuan/ton ($8.53/ton). Including both types of trades, the total volume...