Deutsche Bank predicts carbon price recovery
Second research note predicts price of EUAs will rise to around €15 during second half of the year
Deutsche Bank has added its voice to those of analysts saying the EU carbon market will rebound during 2010, predicting that the price of EU emission allowances (EUAs) will recover to €15–€16 a tonne by...
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