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Global markets are being shaken by rising interest rates, a bond selloff and fresh signals from Norway’s $2.3b wealth fund that debt is under pressure, while energy stocks are holding up. That combination of stress and resilience is creating a window where money may keep shifting between sectors and asset classes. This article walks through three energy stocks exposed to that situation and what their setups could mean for your portfolio. The stocks in the list below are only a starter set,...
Energy markets are back in the spotlight as Brent and WTI react to Middle East risk, Russia’s shifting fuel exports and fresh forecasts from Goldman Sachs that keep supply worries alive. Price swings like these can reshape winners and losers across global integrated oil and gas producers, and investors who ignore that may miss important moves. This article breaks down how three stocks exposed to this news backdrop could be affected. The stocks highlighted below are just a sample, and the full...
Investing.com-- Asian energy stocks rose on Friday, tracking higher oil prices as escalating tensions in the Middle East and concerns over fuel supplies boosted the sector.
Samsung and SK Hynix lifted Kospi Tuesday as Wall Street Braced for a rough week after Labor Day with oil climbing on Middle East tensions.
SKIET’s operations will be absorbed into SK Innovation, strengthening its long-term competitiveness.
The global fast-charging lithium-ion battery market is forecast to grow from USD 61.97 billion in 2026 to USD 132.67 billion by 2032, at a 13.5% CAGR. Growth is driven by electric vehicle adoption, demand for shorter charging times, battery innovation, and expanding charging infrastructure. Pouch cells and <2C batteries are expected to hold significant market shares, while Europe will record strong growth. Leading players include BYD, CATL, LG Energy Solution, Panasonic, Samsung SDI, EVE Energy,
TerraPower, a nuclear innovation company, today announced two key agreements, one with Hyundai Engineering & Construction (HDEC) and one with SK Innovation, to develop and commercialize the Natrium technology across the United States, Korea and select international markets, during a visit to Korea by TerraPower leadership.
SK On's operating profit surges to 821.8 billion won, driven by cost cuts and compensation payments, while the company navigates geopolitical risks and volatile refining margins.
SK and KKR are combining renewable energy assets into South Korea's largest clean energy platform to serve growing industrial power demand.
Developed in partnership with PV Power and NASU, the $2.3bn (Won3.47tn) LNG-to-power project is located in Nghe An Province.
The battery separator market is driven by rising demand in electric vehicles and renewable energy storage, along with consumer electronics advancements. Opportunities lie in developing high-performance and sustainable separators. The Asia-Pacific region leads due to strong adoption of tech and industrial growth.Dublin, May 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Battery Separator Market, Till 2040: Distribution by Type of Battery, Type of Separator, Type of Material, Type of Thickness, Type of Technol
SK Group announced it will collaborate with Vietnam to build the country's artificial intelligence (AI) industry ecosystem and develop core AI infrastructure.
Key market opportunities in the EV battery cell and pack materials sector include solid-state battery commercialization, raw material diversification, and the adoption of advanced battery chemistries. Growing EV production, government incentives, and innovations like fast-charging solutions drive demand, while emphasis on recycling and localized supply chains offers further growth potential. Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Cell and Pack Materials Market Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Cell and Pack
Despite a decline in revenue, SK Innovation Co Ltd (XKRX:096770) focuses on electrification and global expansion to drive future growth.
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