Pips for Breakfast
The moves, the mayhem, and the lessons that still matter.
Pips for Breakfast: January 22, 2026
The BOJ is scheduled to do nothing today, and markets are terrified they might actually do it.
Pips for Breakfast: January 21, 2026
President Trump is currently playing a very expensive game of tag with the Atlantic Ocean, and the British Pound is preparing to explain why everything still...
Pips for Breakfast: January 20, 2026
Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland again, which is the kind of geopolitical side quest that makes currency analysts consider a career in pottery.
Pips for Breakfast: January 19, 2026
Trump is back to treating sovereign nations like fixer-uppers, and the Loonie is about to find out if inflation still has a pulse.
Pips for Breakfast: January 18, 2026
The White House decided Kevin Hassett won't be running the Fed, proving once again that the most dangerous place to be is the front runner for a government job.
Pips for Breakfast: January 16, 2026
Japan’s finance ministry is threatening a joint intervention with the US, which is central bank speak for "please stop selling the Yen before we have to...
Pips for Breakfast: January 15, 2026
Eleven years ago today, the Swiss National Bank decided that floors were merely suggestions, and the market found out exactly how hard the basement could be.
Pips for Breakfast: January 14, 2026
China's trade surplus is now officially large enough to buy a small continent, and the US consumer is currently deciding if they'll pay for it.
Pips for Breakfast: January 13, 2026
Andrew Bailey is speaking at 5:00 UTC, which is a polite way of saying the Pound is about to get very nervous for no reason.
Pips for Breakfast: January 12, 2026
If you're looking for more excitement, watch USD/JPY. The rumor mill regarding Prime Minister Takaichi calling a snap election is spinning fast. If the...
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