Cambridge Weekly – 24th November

Nvidia once again impressed the world with its quarterly earnings results last Wednesday. It was arguably one of the most anticipated earnings reports in recent years, giving investors a much needed insight into the current state and future outlook of AI demand....

Cambridge Weekly – 17th November

The US federal government shutdown finally ended last week, with a new funding package being signed late last Wednesday evening. The shutdown, which was the longest in US history, has weighed on the US economy, although the direct impacts of the impasse are still...

The Cambridge Weekly – 10th November

Global equity markets experienced drawdowns last Tuesday as weak US factory activity data ignited growing concerns around a potential AI bubble. Asian markets were disproportionately affected given their close relationship to some of the big tech stocks that have...

The Cambridge Weekly – 3rd November

The US and China agreed a one-year trade deal in South Korea last week. The US President met with the Chinese President in Gyeongju last Wednesday where they discussed a number of matters including tariffs and semiconductors. The US expects the deal to go on for...

The Cambridge Weekly – 27th October

The US introduced santions on Russia’s two biggest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, as part of their effort to bring the war in Ukraine to a close. This is the first move of this scale taken by the US. In response to the news, investors concerned about...

The Cambridge Weekly- 20th October

Last Tuesday, both silver and gold hit new record highs. After breaching $4,000 the previous week, the price of gold continued to rise last week and is up almost 59% over the year. However, despite the impressive year, the rise in gold had been outpaced by silver...