Fastmarkets has corrected its CBAM Certificate Builder, €/tCO2e and CBAM Certificate Index, €/tCO2e for June 15 due to a backend calculation error.

The Mexico ETS is on track for a 2027 operational launch. Officials expect low initial carbon prices and a central role for offsets while emissions-intensive sectors near the limit of available cuts.

Lack of standardisation, certifications and market practises is creating growing uncertainty across green steel markets, with implications for pricing, procurement and credibility.

London, June 9, 2026 - Fastmarkets, a leading cross-commodity price reporting agency (PRA), today announced the launch of two new daily CBAM price assessments. These are designed to address one of the biggest challenges facing companies exposed to the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): the lack of real-time visibility into carbon costs at the point of trade.

EU producers need to act to strategically position their free allowance war chests, as the market faces impending volatility and policy reforms.

Fastmarkets has launched two daily Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) certificate prices on Thursday June 4.

Cookstove project developers were facing an increasingly problematic trade-off between price and credit volumes while they targeted either the Core Carbon Principles of the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) or Phase 1 of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA).

The Brazil carbon market is being built to do more than cut emissions. The government wants to turn low-carbon steel and aluminium into a trade advantage and position Brazilian green metals as the SBCE phases in.

European buyers were still seeking Ukrainian steel despite the recent rollout of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, but constraints on production during wartime were preventing mills from fulfilling the demand, the industry said.

A growing number of steelmakers across Latin America have received sustainability certifications and environmental recognitions in recent months, reflecting how the region is increasingly positioning itself within the global transition toward lower-emissions steelmaking – although questions still remain surrounding how commercially scalable and economically sustainable this transition will become.