The Cambridge Weekly – 17th August

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 – 17th August

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 – 17th August

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...
The Cambridge Weekly – 17th August

The Cambridge Weekly – 27th July

Energy markets moved back to the centre of investor attention last week, as fighting in the Middle East escalated further. Brent crude reached around $99 per barrel last Thursday, its highest level in six weeks, after Houthi forces claimed attacks on two Saudi...
The Cambridge Weekly – 17th August

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The Cambridge Weekly – 17th August

The Cambridge Weekly – 20th July

The Strait of Hormuz remained the centre of investor attention this week as the US administration announced last Monday that it would reimpose its blockade of Iranian ports and charge a 20% fee on ships transiting the waterway. Oil prices jumped and equity markets...