http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prices/ Carbon Emissions Trade Discussion and Software Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:04:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prices/#comment-22031 tracy Wed, 30 Jan 2008 02:26:36 +0000 http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prces/#comment-22031 where to get the past data of cer price?? where to get the past data of cer price??

]]> http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prices/#comment-32 Peter Sat, 10 Dec 2005 22:50:26 +0000 http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prces/#comment-32 Thanks, Jos. I think we are in violent agreement! My main point is that the CER market is still too new, and with too many unknowns, to use traditional forecasting techniques. And we don't know the impact of market sentiment, since traders themselves are still learning what to think about market events. Thanks, Jos. I think we are in violent agreement! My main point is that the CER market is still too new, and with too many unknowns, to use traditional forecasting techniques. And we don’t know the impact of market sentiment, since traders themselves are still learning what to think about market events.

]]> http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prices/#comment-31 Jos Cozijnsen Sun, 04 Dec 2005 19:46:19 +0000 http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prces/#comment-31 The CER market IS a commodity market and the fundamentals are demand (how many CERs do governments or companies need?) and supply (how many CERs are offered and when are they deliverable), and whether they play a role in supply and demand too! Only problem, price and volumes are not steady at all. Governments and political events play role on shortage and the level of agreed price. The CER market IS a commodity market and the fundamentals are demand (how many CERs do governments or companies need?) and supply (how many CERs are offered and when are they deliverable), and whether they play a role in supply and demand too! Only problem, price and volumes are not steady at all.
Governments and political events play role on shortage and the level of agreed price.

]]> http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prices/#comment-28 YourInfoSpot.com Fri, 18 Nov 2005 22:27:11 +0000 http://blog.carbon-360.com/archives/forecasting-cer-prces/#comment-28 Forecasting CER Prices How should a company go about forecasting prices of carbon emission rights (CERs)? If this was a traditional commodities market, such as coffee or oil, there would be lots of past data one could ... Forecasting CER Prices
How should a company go about forecasting prices of carbon emission rights (CERs)? If this was a traditional commodities market, such as coffee or oil, there would be lots of past data one could …

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