What I'm reading this morning:
- For the first time in five years, the Euro Zone's large economies are all growing at the same time (Quartz)
- Hulbert: Grexit is whatever for US investors (MarketWatch)
- Liquidity risk doesn't come and go, it's ever-present in markets (A Wealth of Common Sense)
- Five charts explaining the recent bond market yield spike (Bloomberg)
- Did the computer programs of CTAs drive the Bund selloff? (MoneyBeat)
- ETF companies boost bank credit lines amid liquidity concern (Reuters)
- ETF Assets Set to Overtake Hedge Funds This Year (Bloomberg)
- Facebook rolls out its long-dreaded publishing platform, Instant, with content partners like New York Times (Recode)
- Some stuff you should understand about the Vix (Indexology)
- This woman helped build the Indian stock market, and now she runs it (Bloomberg)
- Stiglitz on free trade: The Secret Corporate Takeover (Project Syndicate)
- Brokerage firms are lobbying up a storm this year to prevent fiduciary rules (Investment News)
- The top 25 hedge fund managers earn more than all kindergarten teachers in U.S. combined (Washington Post)
- North Korea would have been a great kingdom on Game of Thrones (CNN)
