Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Bonds, Stocks Tumble With Emerging Markets as Complacency Broken

[Reuters] German jitters weigh on stocks, ECB doubts lift yields

[Bloomberg] German Bonds in Biggest Slide Since March as ECB QE Reappraised

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Decline as Korean Shares Fall, Investors Weigh ECB

[Reuters] Increasingly risky to delay U.S. rate hike, Fed's Rosengren says

[Reuters] German exports add to growth concerns with "crash landing"

[Bloomberg] Draghi Asset Buying Deepens the Hole in Europe’s Pension Funds

[Bloomberg] Alarms Sound on Headlong Rush Into Fringes of Emerging Junk

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank: Bond Investors Are About to Get Crushed as a New Global Cycle Kicks Off

[Reuters] BOJ studying options to steepen bond yield curve-sources

[WSJ, Phelps] Hard Truths About Easy Money

[WSJ] Loan Stress: Missed Home-Equity Payments Spell Trouble for Mortgages, Credit Cards

[FT] It’s past midnight for the US share buyback bonanza

[Reuters] North Korea suspected to have conducted fifth and largest nuclear test