Sunday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Dollar Holds Advance on Rate Outlook; Asian Futures Down

[Bloomberg] Petrobras Scandal Widening as Braskem Named in Morass

[Bloomberg] Germans Tired of Greek Demands Want Country to Exit Euro

[Reuters] German rescue fund takes over Duesselhyp bank after Heta problems

[Bloomberg] Swiss Count Cost of Franc Tsunami Damage as Market Tide Recedes

[CNBC] Why the Fed is setting markets on a hair-trigger

[Reuters] Ukraine's president says truce not working, urges more Russia sanctions: newspaper

[Bloomberg] Krugman Is Told to Read More, Write Less, by Swedish Riksbanker

[Bloomberg] A $250,000 Tour With One Aim: Get Chinese to Buy a Home

Sunday's News Links

[Bloomberg] More Than a Million Hit Brazil Streets to Protest Rousseff

[Reuters] Has the Fed's 'Patience' Been Exhausted?

[AP] Russia prepared to bring its nuclear weapons into state of alert during Crimean Peninsula crisis

[Bloomberg] China’s Li Vows to Prop Up Growth as He Seeks Painful Reform

[Reuters] China has plenty of room to maneuver policy: Premier Li

[Reuters] China says Japan ties face test, opportunity this year