Sunday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Global Share Slump Continues in Asia as Oil, Copper Extend Drops

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Follow U.S. Slump as Investors Await China Data

[Bloomberg] Oil Bulls Flee at Fastest Pace in Three Years as Glut Expands

[Bloomberg] Hong Kong Is Feeling China's Pain

[Bloomberg] Tsipras’s Paradox Is Six Months of Pain and Enduring Popularity

[Bloomberg] Investors Flee Russia as Morgan Stanley Sees Long Market Chill

[FT] Oil groups have shelved $200bn in new projects as low prices bite

[Reuters] Turkish jets hit PKK targets in Iraq after soldiers killed: sources

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] Greek PM Tsipras under pressure over covert Syriza drachma plan reports

[Reuters] Greek Stock Market Will Stay Closed on Monday, Might Reopen Tuesday: Official Sources

[Bloomberg] Dubai Stocks Lead Mideast Declines as Oil Slump Clouds Outlook

[Reuters] Debt conundrum to keep Greek banks in months-long freeze

[Bloomberg] Greece Awaits Troika’s Return As August ECB Payment Looms

[AP] Minister: Greek bailout talks format still being negotiated

[Business Insider, Holmes] Puerto Rico should worry bond investors

[NYT] Heightened Tensions in Turkey After Strikes on Kurdish Militants in Iraq

[BBC] Turkey car bomb kills two soldiers as PKK truce breaks down

[Reuters] Houthis, Saudi-led forces battle for Yemen's biggest air base