Simon Nixon
Columnist and European Editor, Heard on the Street, Wall Street Journal
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Chief European Commentator, The Wall Street Journal. Britisher. Seeker after truth. Where there is discord, may I bring harmony.
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tweets Cameron Slips in E.U. Oil-Slick - UK PM shouldn't spare public "tedious details" of his latest EU humbug. My blogpost on.wsj.com/10OXERD
Cameron Slips in E.U. Oil-Slick
blogs.wsj.com — One reason why the British public is skeptical about membership of the European Union is that the quality of debate is so risibly poor. British politicians feel under pressure from a euroskeptic public and media to present every E.U.-related story in the most negative light, casting even straightforward negotiations as great battles to defend British interests against the Brussels monster.RT @WEAYL: @Simon_Nixon @BrunoBrussels Obviously just one cog in a hugely cunning and complex EU renegotiation strategy, #Cameron #OilveOi…
Cameron says "I won't go into tedious complexities" on why UK passively acquiesced in EU olive oil ban. Why not?
Bizarre: David Cameron attacks EU olive oil jug ban that UK government helped pass by refusing to join Dutch veto! soa.li/86IvjRe
RT @dsquareddigest: @Simon_Nixon be fair, there might be a huge black hole at the Hogwarts Building Society!
Clearly going to be some continuity at the BOE. Carney already copying King by lecturing ECB on how to do its job. #theinflationmancometh
Now RBS confirms it won't be raising capital either. And with that, Mervyn King's GBP50 billion capital hole has vanished. #justlikethat
So end result of Mervyn King's destabilising year-long capital crusade is that Lloyds doesn't have to raise a bean
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