The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies led by Russia agreed to a small increase for March, raising the collective oil production target by 400,000 bpd

IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva said policymakers need to carefully calibrate their fiscal and monetary policies in 2022

Masazumi Wakatabe said consumer inflation may accelerate to 1% in coming months and could speed up more than expected as more companies pass on higher costs

The Sydney airport takeover, one of Australia's biggest-ever buyouts, was backed by 96% of proxy votes cast, but 20% of shareholders representing a 4% stake were against it

Move part of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's initiative to defend Japan's economic security mainly against China

Nick Calio, who heads Airlines for America, to tell House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee that 5G issues facing industry should have been avoided

Shares surge as much as 8.8% on news that Investment funds and companies are expected to be among the potential bidders with negotiations on price to begin this month

The Reserve Bank of Australia stressed that ceasing bond purchases did "not imply" a near-term increase in interest rates and the board was still prepared to be patient

The AFL-CIO, which represents 12.5 million workers, said in a letter to lawmakers the bill's $52 billion for chips is critical to "addressing the current chip shortage"

Officials at Kuala Lumpur City Hall plan to focus on efforts to strengthen governance, traffic management and flood prevention over coming decades

Visitors from the mainland are the lifeblood of Macau, but Beijing currently has little tolerance for gambling on the mainland and junkets that fly in wealthy 'high rollers'

In a pink-tinted video, the spacecraft can be seen flying against a landscape sprinkled with frost patches, which the China National Space Administration identified as ice caps