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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russia remained committed to fulfilling its OPEC+ obligations and that President Vladimir Putin had no plans to contact OPEC+ partners despite talk ...

By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) - British businesses reported the fastest growth in new orders since June this month alongside record cost pressures, according to a closely watched business survey ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth unexpectedly accelerated this month as consumers shrugged off another wave of coronavirus infections and new restrictions, while price pressures soared aga...

By Angela Moore and Cooper Inveen NEW YORK CITY (Reuters) - Since the pandemic forced many U.S. bookshops to close or slash prices, Ghanaian New Yorker Paul Ninson has amassed 30,000 African photo boo...

(Reuters) - Citigroup is looking to create 100 roles focused on digital assets including blockchain and digital currencies at its institutional division, the U.S. bank said on Tuesday. The intitiative...

By Sarah Wu TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan and the United States discussed chip shortages and how to respond to China's economic "coercion" during the second session of an economic dialogue launched last y...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Growth in Germany's private sector accelerated slightly in November, but persistent supply bottlenecks in manufacturing continued to weigh on factory output and pushed up inflationa...

PARIS (Reuters) - French business activity expanded at a faster-than-expected pace in November, initial estimates in a monthly survey show, as the services sector of the euro zone's second-biggest eco...

(Reuters) - Barclays raised its 2022 oil price forecasts on Tuesday as it expects a faster-than-expected inventory drawdown and cautious supply response to offset a modest surplus next year. The bank ...

A look at the day ahead from Sujata Rao. When advance prints of Purchasing managers' Indexes (PMI) land, focus will be on businesses' input cost increases and whether they show signs of easing. The re...