Bloomberg Business

Petroleos Mexicanos reported $9.4 billion in losses in the final quarter of last year as the state oil giant failed to revive sinking oil production and scrambled to fund its mountain of debt.

Japanese investors are loading up on overseas debt, a trend that stands to keep yen bulls on the sidelines.

Commodity trader Trafigura Group is in talks to buy aluminum from United Co. Rusal International PJSC, highlighting its willingness to strike new deals with Russian companies even as its biggest rival balks.

UK opposition leader Keir Starmer vowed to overhaul planning rules to accelerate the building of new wind farms, laboratories and housing, as part of his mission to secure the highest sustained growth in the G-7 if he wins power at the next election.

French President Emmanuel Macron gave French businesses a public dressing down for their lack of ambition in Africa as he pressed for a reset in the relationship between his country and the continent.

Oil and gas from the Vaca Muerta formation has been limited by bottlenecks

Low-cost carrier Wizz Air Holdings Plc will suspend all flights to and from Moldova’s capital of Chisinau from March 14, citing “elevated but not imminent” security risks in the country bordering Ukraine.

Turbulent equity markets and lofty bond yields has cash back in high demand.