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The Weeknd announced that he will play the still-under-construction Climate Pledge Arena on March 4, 2022. Author: Chris Daniels Updated: 6:17 PM PST February 7, 2021
SEATTLE The Weeknd is headlining the Super Bowl halftime show, and perhaps giving his own vote of confidence at the same time, to a return of live music in cities like Seattle. It s a huge announcement, I think, not just for us, but the entire industry, said Nick Vaerewyck, vice president of programming for Climate Pledge Arena, in an interview with KING 5.
The Weeknd announced that he will play the still-under-construction Climate Pledge Arena on March 4, 2022, and the Tacoma Dome a couple of months later.
Big oil s exploration cuts exacerbate supply deficit (SPY -1.2%). Biggest premarket movers: Boeing, AT&T, VF Corp., Starbucks.
Here is the current market situation from CNN Money
European markets are mixed. The CAC 40 is higher by 0.93%, while the DAX is leading the FTSE 100 lower. They are down 1.83% and 1.33% respectively.
What Is Moving the Markets
Here are the headlines moving the markets.
Big Oil s Exploration Cuts Exacerbate Supply Deficit The idea that crude oil could ever again hit three-digit price levels may sound ridiculous at a time when slack demand amid a pandemic has oil stuck in the $50s. Yet one thing any market is not is static, and many expect vaccines to boost demand before this years end. In fact, some are warning about a looming oil deficit. And Big Oil is slashing exploration activities. Reuters reported this week, citing data from Rystad Energy, that new onshore and offshore lease acquisitions by the worlds top five oil companies fell to the lowest