The Cambridge Weekly- 2nd March

On Friday 20th February, the US Supreme Court ruled that the majority of the tariffs imposed by the US government last year were illegal and in breach of a 1977 law (the International Emergency Economic Powers Act) designed to address national emergencies only. The US...

The Cambridge Weekly- 23rd February

The price of Brent crude oil has risen above $70 for the first time in almost seven months, following talks between the US and Iran in Geneva last week. The negotiations have centred around constraining Tehran’s nuclear programme in exchange for US sanctions...

The Cambridge Weekly- 16th February

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured the largest ever majority in the lower house of parliament following her snap election last Sunday. The outcome surpassed even the own party’s expectations, and will allow Takaichi to enact her mandate’s...

The Cambridge Weekly- 9th February

One of the most notable stories last week centred on the decision announced recently by the US administration to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair. Despite being widely anticipated by markets, the decision resulted in drawdowns for key US indices...

The Cambridge Weekly- 2nd February

A significant trade agreement between the European Union (‘EU’) and India was agreed last week. The deal has been labelled as the largest deal either side has ever made and is expected to reduce tariffs on c.95% of all EU exports to India, creating a...

The Cambridge Weekly- 26th January

Last week, the financial press was dominated by the evolving situation between the US and the EU regarding the sovereignty of Greenland. Markets initially reacted negatively to suggestions by the US administration over the weekend that tariff policies could be...