Friday's News Links

[Reuters/Daily Mail] Neither Grexit, nor Grexident. Euro and "drachma" in parallel?
[Reuters] Oil prices fall more than $1 as supply threat eases

[Bloomberg] Emerging Stocks Head for Weekly Loss as TSMC Falls; Ruble Drops

[Reuters] ECB's Weidmann says euro zone debt in 'danger zone'

[Bloomberg] Fed Focuses on Shadow Banking as It Gauges Financial-System Risk

[Bloomberg] Here's The Complete Bull Vs. Bear Debate On Whether Biotech Is in a Bubble

[Reuters] Planes of Saudi-led alliance hit Yemen capital, Houthi heartland

[Washington Post] What Saudi Arabia’s bombing of Yemen means for the Middle East

[Bloomberg] Petrobras Boardroom Helm Handed to Rousseff State Bank Ally

[Bloomberg] The Only Thing Oil Analysts Can Agree On Is Disagreement

[Bloomberg] Banks Slash Dividends as Loans Sour From Beijing To Pearl River

[Bloomberg] Chinese Official Downplays Debt Risk as Haikou Pleads for Relief

[Bloomberg] China Loan Guarantor Said to Probe Past Deals for Excessive Risk

[Reuters] China 'seriously concerned' by Philippine's building in South China Sea

[AP] US isolated as allies line up to join China-led bank

[Bloomberg] Ukraine Sees Heavy Weapons Fire as OSCE Patrol Surveys Damage

[Reuters] Turkey passes tough new security law, raising fears of election crackdowns