Markets · From every angle
Meridian
Sixty-Two
One market. Many angles.
A weekly market publication written by students across universities, degrees and countries — every note on a named company, sourced from what the company itself published, and written so that anyone can read it.
What we are
A student newsroom that follows named companies, week after week — and explains them in plain English.
Every contributor owns a short list of companies inside one sector and reads what those companies actually publish: results, filings, capital-markets days, press releases. Each week a few desks write one short note that makes one clear point. Different degrees, different countries, different languages — the same market, read from every angle.
What we do
Three things, done properly.
Weekly sector notes
250–400 words on one company a desk covers. What happened, what people are missing, why it matters, and what we are watching next. Every number sourced.
02Quarterly market recap
Four times a year, a long read that turns twelve weeks of desk coverage into the handful of things that actually connected the market.
03Decoded
Every specialist term we use, defined in one plain sentence. A glossary that grows with every note, so nobody needs a finance degree to read one.
Latest release
First release: Monday 28 September 2026
The rota
Who publishes when
Winter break — no release
Quarterly Market Recap · Autumn 2026
Eleven desks
Every corner of the market, owned by someone who studies it.
Energy & Utilities
Oil and gas, power generation, grid operators and the renewables build-out.
Materials, Mining & Infrastructure
Metals, mining, refining capacity, construction and infrastructure build-out.
Chemicals
Commodity and specialty chemicals, fertilisers and feedstock spreads.
Industrials, Capital Goods & Transport
Machinery, automation, factory equipment, shipping, rail and logistics.
Technology & Semiconductors
Fabs, advanced packaging, export controls and data-centre hardware.
Healthcare Services & Medical Equipment
The companies that deliver healthcare rather than develop drugs: hospitals, providers, medical devices, diagnostics and healthcare spending.
Pharmaceuticals, Biotech & Life Sciences
The companies developing drugs, therapies and biological technologies: pipelines, clinical trials, biologics, gene therapies and regulatory approvals.
Financials & Banks
Bank earnings, lending growth, credit quality and deposit costs.
Aerospace & Defence
Aircraft delivery rates, defence budgets and engine supply chains.
Macro, Rates & FX
Central bank decisions, the yield curve, currency moves and inflation.
Consumer, Retail & Luxury
Pricing power, inventory turns, and aspirational versus staple demand.
Your desk?
Desks recruit at the start of each term. No finance degree needed — the requirement is that you can read a company's own announcements.
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“What company do you actually follow?”
Every Meridian62 analyst has an answer, a byline to prove it and twelve weeks of notes behind it. Readers get the same market, explained by the people who study the engineering, science and economics underneath it.