Feast not famine in forex
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Feast not famine in forex

Lee Oliver and Saxo Bank's Rob Gray
Lee Oliver and Saxo Bank's Rob Gray (left), winner of the online Christmas quiz of Euromoney’s foreign exchange column, The Weekly FiX

Euromoney’s FX correspondent’s body took days to recover from the huge amount of cholesterol he consumed at a lunch in January with Saxo Bank’s Rob Gray (pictured), who chose to go to Simpsons Tavern in Cornhill after winning the online Christmas quiz of Euromoney’s foreign exchange column, The Weekly FiX. Simpsons is a British institution, where if you asked for the vegetarian option, the poor old waitress would have a heart attack. You can’t book a table and you have to sit on benches, taking pot luck on who will be chomping away next to you. In the old days, it was a great place for getting the odd nudge and a wink and picking up some decent stock tips. Insider trading rules and a reluctance to go to lunch, plus the wholesale move of banks from the City to the horror known as Canary Wharf, have put paid to that.

Rob and your correspondent ordered the meat feast – steak, fried egg, bacon, tomato, sausage and kidneys.

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