The latest Germany EU ETS CAP3 auction cleared at €71.56/ton CO2e, up 4.24% compared with the previous Germany auction at €68.65/ton CO2e according to EEX.
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Corrected to include yield tail.
4.375% Mar-28 Gilt | Previous | |
Amount | GBP4.25bln | GBP4.25bln |
Avg yield | 4.294% | 4.384% |
Bid-to-cover | 3.09x | 3.20x |
Tail | 0.5bp | 0.2bp |
Avg price | 100.228 | 99.974 |
Low price | 100.213 | 99.967 |
Pre-auction mid | 100.218 | 99.961 |
Previous date | 23-Jan-25 |
4.375% Mar-28 Gilt | Previous | |
Amount | GBP4.25bln | GBP4.25bln |
Avg yield | 4.294% | 4.384% |
Bid-to-cover | 3.09x | 3.20x |
Avg price | 100.228 | 99.974 |
Low price | 100.213 | 99.967 |
Pre-auction mid | 100.218 | 99.961 |
Previous date | 23-Jan-25 |
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