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"And even more spectacular," he said, "is that the growth will surge to almost 70 million by 2030".

Globally installed power is expected to top 50GW by 2020 – and surge to almost 1,000GW by 2040, according to Bloomberg NEF.

Globally, Pike Research, a USfirm of analysts, has estimated demand for solar panels, shingles and modules will surge to almost 2.4 GW (about 7% of the overall market) by 2016.

The shares were sold off at 330p in October and surged to almost 600p today.

Indonesia's current-account deficit is equivalent to 4.4 percent of gross domestic product, and its inflation has surged to almost 9 percent, draining investor confidence in its economy.

Under Nicola Sturgeon, Mr Salmond's leftish successor, the SNP has surged to almost 50% in polls of voting intention in Scotland.

According to the IMF, net inflows of private capital to emerging economies have surged to almost 4% of their GDP on average this year, surpassing the peak of the previous wave in the first half of the 1990s.

At the end of the previous week, the yield on ten-year Treasury bonds had surged to almost five per cent, prompting Niederhoffer to turn uncharacteristically bearish on stocks.

Henrik Stenson and Bryson DeChambeau, who began the day jointly in the lead, maintained their challenge, but the threats to them were obvious as McIlroy, Justin Rose and several others surged to almost join them.

The next day its share price surged to almost 20% more than Steel Partners' offer.Sotoh's move follows a similar decision last month by Yushiro Chemical to raise its dividend ten-fold in order to thwart a hostile bid that it had received from Steel Partners.

This figure surged to almost $1,800 by FY'18, per Trefis estimates.