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The moves, the mayhem, and the lessons that still matter.

2026-01-29

Pips for Breakfast: January 29, 2026

Gold decided $5,600 was a nice place to visit, but it didn't want to live there.

2026-01-28

Pips for Breakfast: January 28, 2026

The Bank of Canada and the Fed are both speaking today, which is the central banking equivalent of a double feature where both movies are three hours long.

2026-01-27

Pips for Breakfast: January 27, 2026

China’s industrial profits just climbed back from the dead, and the Aussie dollar is currently vibrating with pre-CPI anxiety.

2026-01-26

Pips for Breakfast: January 26, 2026

Gold just crossed $5000, which means your wedding ring is now worth more than your car, and USD/JPY is currently sliding down a very steep hill without a...

2026-01-25

Pips for Breakfast: January 25, 2026

Silver is trading like a meme stock and the railroad guys think the economy is stuck in a ditch.

2026-01-23

Pips for Breakfast: January 23, 2026

The Bank of Japan just reminded us that doing absolutely nothing is a full time job for some people.

2026-01-22

Pips for Breakfast: January 22, 2026

The BOJ is scheduled to do nothing today, and markets are terrified they might actually do it.

2026-01-21

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...

2026-01-20

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.

2026-01-19

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.

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