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Arbitrage is possible, but difficult to conduct  | China’s carbon market is slowing down

Arbitrage is possible, but difficult to conduct | China’s carbon market is slowing down

May 17, 2023

- Arbitrage is possible, but difficult
to conduct- China’s carbon market is slowing down



The
weak demand in Asia caused a slight decline in the price of monoethylene glycol
imported on May 16. Market sources reported that inventories
were low. Theoretically, an arbitrage
between Asia and Europe is possible but difficult to implement due to a weak
outlook for demand in Europe and a lack of business relations. China's carbon markets are expected to slow down in 2023 due
to concerns over energy security and reopening the economy. However, the
groundwork required for long-term evolution of the market is expected continue
behind the scenes, according to experts. China's
carbon market for national compliance could be expanded to include the
country's MEG. The petrochemical industry
could adopt a benchmark for emissions that would be difficult to meet...

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