Pips for Breakfast
The moves, the mayhem, and the lessons that still matter.
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...
Pips for Breakfast: January 29, 2026
Gold decided $5,600 was a nice place to visit, but it didn't want to live there.
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.
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.
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