Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Emerging Stocks Erase This Year’s Gain on China Data; Won Drops

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Slide as Dollar Gains Amid Interest Rate Concerns

[Reuters] Dollar at 12-year peak versus euro, emerging markets spooked

[Bloomberg] The Dollar Is On a Tear

[Reuters] Turkish PM, ministers to meet with central bank chief over lira plunge -sources

[Bloomberg] Yen Slump Stalls as Resolve for More Stimulus Questioned

[Bloomberg] Greece Got a 'Deal' in February, But Here's Why Things Still Haven't Calmed Down

[Bloomberg] Basci Turns Spectator to Turkish Lira Swoon as Hands Tied

[Bloomberg] Denmark Lifts Euro-Peg ‘Tsunami Warning’ as Speculators Defeated

[Bloomberg] Borrowing Cheap in Europe Comes With Catch for U.S. Firms

[Reuters] Ukraine's military says eastern rebels using truce to amass arms

[NYT] Russia’s Well for Corporate Bailouts Appears to Be Running Dry

[Bloomberg] China Lawmakers’ Pollution Battle Adds to Growth Challenges

[Reuters] China February consumer inflation rebounds

[Reuters] China's deficit plans put squeeze on local government financing

[Bloomberg] 1MDB Makes Payment on Dollar Bonds, Price Slumps to Record Low

[UK Guardian] Venezuela sanctions: Maduro fumes at 'imperialists' as US targets officials

[Reuters] Germany says still far away from a solution to Ukraine

[Bloomberg] Chile's Water Shortage Threatens Wines and Mines