Oil hovered near $70 a barrel on Friday, supported by production cuts by major oil producers and optimism about a demand recovery in the second half of the year.
BH Global Limited - Publication of Shareholder Circular
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BH Global Limited (the Company )
(a closed-ended collective investment scheme established as a company with limited liability under the laws of Guernsey with registered number 48555)
LEI: 549300BIIO4DTKEMXV14
Publication of Shareholder Circular
Further to its announcement of 16 February, the Board of Directors of BH Global Limited announces that it has today published a shareholder circular giving notice of an Extraordinary General Meeting (the EGM ). At the EGM shareholders will be asked to consider and, if thought appropriate, approve a proposal to amend the Company s management fee arrangements in conjunction with an undertaking by the Board to facilitate an exit for those Shareholders who do not wish to remain invested in the Company on the new fee basis. Further details of the EGM, which will be held on 25 March 2021 at 3.30 p.m., are set out below.
Almost entirely recorded remotely due to COVID, Gomez wanted to work with artists that she “admired and respected within the Latin community.” She tapped multiple Latin GRAMMY® Award-winner Tainy [Bad Bunny, J Balvin] and NEON16 as executive producers. Tasked with bringing Selena’s musical vision to life, Tainy expressed, “To be reunited with Selena on this project was amazing. We wanted to merge work I ve been doing with the pop arena Selena has always mastered, to create something that was authentic to who she is. I’m a huge fan of her work and to have this responsibility has been an incredible honor.”
MSCI World down 0.1%, pressured by bond yields Oil, gold also lower; dollar gains Biden signs $1.9 trillion stimulus into law
LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - Global shares were flat on Friday but within sight of a record high, while oil edged lower as benchmark debt yields climbed, helping to curb the latest stimulus-driven rally.
Gains in Asian stock markets proved tough to match for most European peers, after they hit a one-year high the day before. U.S. stock futures also suggested a lower start for Wall Street later in the day.
The note of caution followed the signing of a $1.9 trillion U.S. stimulus bill into law on Thursday and a further dovish tilt from the European Central Bank that had prompted a retreat in bond yields and eased global concerns about rising inflation.