Indian stock markets are expected to open higher on February 3 as the India-US trade deal improves sentiment. GIFT Nifty signals a strong gap-up start, while Sensex, Nifty 50, and Bank Nifty display improving technical structure following a sharp rebound.
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As load shedding recedes, South Africa’s battery boom is entering a new phase. Thousands of battery energy storage systems (BESS), installed by businesses to survive years of power cuts, now risk becoming underutilised assets. A new industry brief by Green Cape argues that this shift opens a compelling opportunity to avoid using batteries for backup [...]The post Battery arbitrage can unlock new value in the Western Cape appeared first on Sunday World.
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Arkansas is expected to end the current fiscal year with a $334.4 million surplus, the state’s top finance official said Friday, adjusting the state’s budget forecast.
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PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs said Monday that unless “upper basin’’ states actually offer up some firm commitments to conserve water she won’t agree to any deal for Arizona to cut its own withdrawals from the Colorado River.