Pips for Breakfast
The moves, the mayhem, and the lessons that still matter.
Pips for Breakfast: February 10, 2026
Washington and New Delhi just shook hands on a half-trillion dollar trade deal, proving that nothing brings two nations together quite like the mutual desire...
Pips for Breakfast: February 9, 2026
The Bank of Japan is currently performing a delicate dance where they pretend to want higher rates while the economy politely disagrees.
Pips for Breakfast: February 8, 2026
Japan is holding an election today, which means the yen is about to become the most volatile thing in your portfolio by the time markets open this evening.
Pips for Breakfast: February 6, 2026
Japan is holding an election on Sunday, which means JPY traders are currently spending their Friday pretending they understand Japanese parliamentary procedure.
Pips for Breakfast: February 5, 2026
Central bankers in London and Frankfurt are coordinating their schedules today, which is usually a sign that your volatility filters are about to start...
Pips for Breakfast: February 4, 2026
The PBOC set a midpoint for the yuan that basically told the market its estimates were cute, but wrong.
Pips for Breakfast: February 3, 2026
The RBA decided to hike rates while the Australian construction industry is busy doing its best impression of a lead balloon.
Pips for Breakfast: February 2, 2026
India decided to tax its stock market on a Sunday, proving that even the day of rest isn't safe from the taxman.
Pips for Breakfast: February 1, 2026
Silver just took a 30% haircut, proving once again that "to the moon" usually ends with a crash landing in a very expensive desert.
Pips for Breakfast: January 30, 2026
The Dollar is bidding on the rumor that Kevin Warsh might be the next person to explain inflation to a skeptical public, proving once again that markets value...
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