Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said his government is considering passing a supplemental budget to help the public cope with the oil crisis, as he urged the Senate to return to work.

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The chips rally highlights how free the IT sector is from constraints like oil and Hormuz.

A gauge of demand for Australian government bonds due in seven years surged at auction Wednesday as investors increasingly bet the Reserve Bank’s tightening cycle is nearing an end.