The Cambridge Weekly – 1st September

The Cambridge Weekly – 1st September

Last week US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched a new campaign aimed at further isolating Iran from the global economy. The immediate market reaction was measured, with Brent crude falling approximately 2% last Monday to $92 – it slipped further across...
The Cambridge Weekly – 1st September

The Cambridge Weekly – 24th August

Geopolitical developments remained a key market influence last week, as the deadline for a lasting US-Iran peace agreement passed without resolution. Last Wednesday, the US President announced plans to increase the economic pressure against Iran, including measures...
The Cambridge Weekly – 1st September

The Cambridge Weekly – 17th August

Global markets processed the news that the yen had given up roughly half of its gains since the US-Japan intervention after it sank last week. This sparked renewed attention in Tokyo and conversation around what more would be needed to create a sustained upswing in...
The Cambridge Weekly – 1st September

The Cambridge Weekly – 10th August

Developments in the Middle East continued to shape global markets last week. It was reported that Iran and Oman had progressed talks on a proposed shipping arrangement through the strait, while western officials also struck a more optimistic tone on the prospect of an...
The Cambridge Weekly – 1st September

The Cambridge Weekly – 3rd August

Markets spent much of last week reacting to the renewed escalation of conflict in the Middle East, with strikes carried out by both sides. Brent crude – which had dropped to around $83 midweek, down from its $100 highs of the previous week – climbed...