A daily currency market report written by somebody actually trading it is not what you expect on a blogging platform, and that is what most of this blog is. Bill Jenkins files a note most evenings and mornings on what moved and why, and the reports carry the market's mood rather than a summary of it.
The subjects are the ones keeping traders awake: a possible sovereign default, a failed government bond auction, a central bank meeting, and the monthly employment figure that reorders everything for a day.
He is good on the days when nothing happens, and there is a post whose entire point is that consolidation means you do not trade.
He also writes about his life without embarrassment, including a church study group and a morning lost to computer trouble, which puts a person behind the numbers.
Read a few reports in sequence. That is how the market reads, and how he wrote them.