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Carbon Emissions Futures - Dec 24 (CFI2Z4)

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71.84 -0.67    -0.92%
03/05 - Closed. Currency in EUR ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Energy
Unit:  1 Tonne
  • Prev. Close: 72.51
  • Open: 72.53
  • Day's Range: 71.37 - 74.56
Carbon Emissions 71.84 -0.67 -0.92%

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Vivek Alexander
Vivek Alexander May 02, 2024 7:51AM ET
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How did it rise so much today
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Why so much voltality??
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Why so much voltality??
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im confused from where to buy this instrument
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zdenek burian Feb 20, 2024 9:30AM ET
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Who is waiting for a monthy green candle? Check here
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Pedro Mr Feb 16, 2024 11:14AM ET
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Road to 100 begun
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Does not look like, maybe more bearish
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dak mak Feb 02, 2024 4:19PM ET
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Bull pattern formed.. should go non stop above 70 soon
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Meru Pet Feb 02, 2024 4:19PM ET
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many reasons to go way down for the next 2 years
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Robert Lagowski Jan 22, 2024 3:08AM ET
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why is it going down like this?
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David Matulin Jan 11, 2024 3:15AM ET
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My comment from Sept-12 and Aug-31. Same situation in EU, as in USA... conclusions equally applicable. Carbon allowances are house of cards... when people vote out politicians with "eco" agenda, it's going down to price levels of 2019-2020
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why was it this price, before?
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David Matulin Jan 11, 2024 3:15AM ET
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Several factors: 1) Introduction of banks to carbon credit market to "provide liquidity", which lead to banks investing into limited resource as total amount of credits is limited. Prior to that, carbon credit market was only for participants that were being taxed by carbon credits. 2) Insane green goals pledged by EU and later by Biden US In Paris agreement. This gave incentive for bearish speculative trading. 3) Covid panic and spilling over to all markets (i.e. supply of all goods was reduced) 4) Monetary and fiscal policies, providing endless free cash due to "pandemic" causing inflation (while lock-downs reduced output of goods and services). In short, total insanity spilling over whole economy. And now, allegedly inflation is good thing. I'm happy that I don't study economy today... who knows what BS would they teach...
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Marcin Budyks Dec 20, 2023 5:57AM ET
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L 70, it can not be cheaper in the face of globalist eko idiots
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