Pips for Breakfast
The moves, the mayhem, and the lessons that still matter.
Pips for Breakfast: February 25, 2026
Australia's inflation is stickier than a movie theater floor, and RBA Governor Bullock is about to take the mic to explain why.
Pips for Breakfast: February 24, 2026
Four years ago today, the maps changed and the markets broke, making a 100-pip move look like a rounding error.
Pips for Breakfast: February 23, 2026
The US Supreme Court and China are finally in agreement that the US Dollar should probably be somewhere else, and crypto decided to join the exodus.
Pips for Breakfast: February 22, 2026
President Trump decided 10% was just a suggestion and opted for 15% instead, proving that in 2026, the only thing more volatile than the markets is the trade...
Pips for Breakfast: February 20, 2026
Japan's inflation just dipped to 1.5%, which means the Bank of Japan's dreams of a normal interest rate environment are currently on life support.
Pips for Breakfast: February 19, 2026
Japan's machinery orders just surged 19.1%, which is either a sign of a massive industrial rebirth or a very expensive clerical error.
Pips for Breakfast: February 18, 2026
The FOMC is about to release its diary from two weeks ago, and the market is already practicing its shocked face.
Pips for Breakfast: February 17, 2026
The RBNZ is about to spend an evening explaining why 2.25% is exactly the right amount of expensive.
Pips for Breakfast: February 16, 2026
Japan's GDP missed estimates and US markets are closed, leaving the rest of us to pretend that Singapore's export data is the most exciting thing happening on...
Pips for Breakfast: February 15, 2026
In 1971, the UK decided that having 240 pence to a pound was too much math for the average citizen.
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