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CARBON (€/T)
                                             WED THU VAR D-1 VAR W-1      AVG.      MAX      MIN
                                             26/11 27/11                 FROM THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR
                         CO2 EUA DEC 2025   81.68 82.21  0.53     0.85    73.92     83.93    60.94
                         CO2 EUA DEC 2026   83.86 84.37  0.51     0.86    75.92     86.35    62.54
                         CO2 EUA DEC 2027   86.26 86.79  0.53     0.87    78.22     89.07    64.54
                         CO2 EUA DEC 2028   88.98 89.44  0.46     0.79    80.79     91.94    66.86
                         UK ETS DEC 25 EUR 65.86 65.19   -0.67   -0.87    57.46     67.04    37.35
                         UK ETS DEC 26 EUR 68.85 68.18   -0.67   -0.88    60.11     70.04    39.48
                         UK ETS DEC 27 EUR 72.04 71.34    -0.7   -0.89    62.91     73.14    42.14

                         European  carbon  prices  increased  on  Thursday,  buoyed  by  outlooks  for  a
                         tighter 2025 market despite broader energy sector softness. Consequently, the
                         EUAs expiring in Dec-2025 rose by 0.7% to 82.21 EUR/tonne.


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                          EXCHANGE RATES

                                         WED    THU   VAR D-1 VAR W-1    AVG.      MAX       MIN
                                         26/11  27/11                   FROM THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR
                         RATE EUR/USD    1.1577 1.1586  0.0009  0.0072   1.1262    1.1837   1.0198
                         RATE EUR/GBP    0.8776 0.8754  -0.0022  -0.0061  0.8552   0.8846   0.8253
                         RATE GBP/EUR    1.1395 1.1423  0.0028  0.0079   1.1698    1.2117   1.1305

                         The  EUR/USD  pair  held  at  1.1586  on  Thursday,  amid  thin  liquidity  as  US
                         markets  were  closed  for  Thanksgiving.  Expectations  of  a  Fed  rate  cut,
                         supported by soft inflation, weak retail sales, and fading confidence, kept the
                         dollar under pressure, with FedWatch pricing an 85% chance of a 25 bps cut.
                         Eurozone  consumer  confidence  rose  slightly,  while  ECB  officials  remained
                         cautious.

                         In contrast, the  EUR/GBP rate  eased  by  0.3%  to 0.8754,  as  the  UK Autumn
                         Budget  revealed  higher-than-expected  fiscal  headroom,  with  the  OBR
                         projecting  a  £21.7 bn  current  budget  surplus  in  2029-30  versus  £9.9 bn  in
                         March.
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