Sunday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Outside Japan Fall Before China Manufacturing Data

[Reuters] Asia makes tentative start to event-full week

[Bloomberg] Greek Aid Talks Gain Urgency as Breakthrough Remains Elusive

[Bloomberg] Greek Jobless Legacy Adds to Danger for Tsipras as Funds Dwindle

[Bloomberg] China Insuring $16 Trillion Deposits Means More Bond Risk-Reward

[Bloomberg] South Korea Fires Warning Shot to Japan: We’re Watching Yen-Won

[Reuters] Heavy clashes in Aden airport, alliance accused of cluster bomb use

[Bloomberg] Saudis Deny Sending Troops to Yemen, Reject Cluster-Bomb Report

[Bloomberg] The Shale Boom Has Already Gone Bust - At Least For Now

[Reuters] Detroit automakers face speed bumps as sales growth slows

Sunday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Greece Races to Bridge Gap With Creditors Before Debt Bill

[Reuters] Payrolls to test second quarter climate for Fed

[Businessweek] King Salman Makes Rapid Changes in Saudi Arabia

[Businessweek] Yemen’s History Sounds a Warning

[Washington Post] In Kazakhstan, fears of becoming the next Ukraine

[Businessweek] Identity Crisis: Turkey, Europe, and Erdoğan

[Bloomberg, Crook] Britain's Election Gets Weird

[Bloomberg, Feldman] What Is China's Navy Doing in Mediterranean?