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The Morning Room’s content, once a day by e-mail: what is open, where the reference fixings stand, and something worth reading. No signals and no predictions.

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Sessions: The four conventional FX sessions and their hours in UTC, from the regular weekday timetable.
Reference fixings: The European Central Bank’s daily reference rates for six major pairs, with the change on the previous fixing. When they cannot be read, the brief says so and shows nothing in their place.
Something to read: The latest Intelligence piece, and the term and the lesson the calendar picks for the day: the same ones the Morning Room shows.
On this date: A dated event from market history, where the site has one for the day.

What the brief will and will not do.

No commentary: The brief is put together from the Morning Room’s own sources by fixed rules. Nobody writes a view of the market into it, and it carries no signal, forecast or suggestion to trade.
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What the brief will and will not do.

No commentary

The brief is put together from the Morning Room’s own sources by fixed rules. Nobody writes a view of the market into it, and it carries no signal, forecast or suggestion to trade.

Confirmed first

Asking is not subscribing. One e-mail asks you to confirm; without that, nothing more is sent and the request is removed after seven days.

One press to leave

Every brief has an unsubscribe link that needs no sign-in, and mail programs that offer an unsubscribe button can use it directly.

The same for everyone

Nothing is personalised and nothing is tracked: no pixel, no counted clicks. Your address is used to send the brief and for nothing else.

Educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to trade.