Saturday Evening Links

[Reuters] ECB won't agree to Greece issuing more short-term debt -Coeure

[AP] Brazil prosecutors say politicians were paid off monthly

[Der Spiegel] Interview with Greek Prime Minister Tsipras: 'We Don't Want to Go on Borrowing Forever'

[Der Spiegel] Breedlove's Bellicosity: Berlin Alarmed by Aggressive NATO Stance on Ukraine

Saturday's News Links

[NYT] At the Fed in 2009, Rolling Dice in a Crisis

[Reuters] Greece must reform and forget Syriza's "false promises" - ECB's Coene

[Bloomberg] Heta Damage Spreads in Austrian Downgrades, German Losses

[Bloomberg] Treasuries in Biggest Rout Since 2009 as Job Gains Spur Fed Bets

[Bloomberg] Clock Ticks Down to QE in Europe With Bond Yields at Record Lows

[Reuters] Top Brazilian politicians investigated in Petrobras scandal

[MarketWatch] Tech insiders dumping stocks as their companies buy them back

[Globe & Mail] As Grexit fades, Brexit becomes the new EU nemesis

[Bloomberg] Governor of China’s Shandong Says May Sell Assets to Pay Debt

[Bloomberg] China Pollution Film Vanishes as Xi Pledges to Fight Smog