Tokyo carbon market raises prospect of round-the-clock trading

James S Murray
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Expansion of carbon market into Asian time zone would result in stronger price signals for European traders

The reputation of carbon credits as tradable commodity could take a major leap forward if the Tokyo Stock Exchange presses ahead with plans to create Japan's first greenhouse gas emissions trading market...

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