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Europe’s Record Battery Storage Month in March 2026 | Global Growth – News and Statistics
Apr 15, 2026 According to data from Benchmark Mineral Ininformigence, the global grid-scale battery energy storage market experienced significant growth…
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Surging petrol prices drive record EV sales in Europe in March
New battery-electric and plug-in hybrid cars registrations rose 3 per cent year on year globally Published Tue, Apr 14, 2026…
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Physical oil prices surge near $150: What’s happening with Brent crude and African crude prices, and why physical oil hits $150 as Europe pays record premiums amid Strait of Hormuz disruption and global supply shock fears
Physical oil prices surged to a historic $148.87 per barrel on April 13, 2026, marking a new record amid the…
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Taiwan convertible bond sales in 1Q hits record on tech fund-raising drive
(April 13): Convertible bond issuance in Taiwan surged to a first-quarter record, driven by technology companies raising funds in one…
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El Nino forecast as ocean temperatures approach record highs
Brussels: Ocean temperatures for March hit near-record highs, the European Union’s global warming monitor, the Copernicus Climate Change Service, stated…
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VC funding in European defence and security tech surges to record $5.2bn
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.…
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Samsung’s Q1 2026 operating profit projected to hit a record $33 billion
The memory semiconductor super cycle is working out well for Samsung’s bottom line. The company is expected to release its…
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AI Boom Powers Record Sales – What It Means for You
Foxconn just posted its highest-ever Q1 sales at $66.62 billion, fueled by surging AI demand. As a key player in…
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NDB’s GSS+ bond issuance breaks new ground with record LKR. 16 Bn raised – The Island
By Ifham Nizam At a time when Sri Lanka continues to grapple with limited fiscal space and structural economic constraints,…
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