Carbon to boom in volume but crash in price, say analysts

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Point Carbon forecasts volumes to grow 13 per cent this year ahead of EU ETS phase III

Global carbon markets are set to crash 36 per cent in value this year to €61bn, despite a 13 per cent growth in trading volume, according to new forecasts from analyst firm Thomson Reuters Point Carbon....

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