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GBP volatility as Brexit negotiations rumble on [Video]

- Summary of the close on Wall Street (00:00)

- Treasury yields spiked yesterday but what does this mean for markets? (2:42)

- Update on latest US pending bill proposals (8:04)

- Biden says he won't quickly remove China phase 1 tariffs (10:41)

- Latest Brexit comments and how to interpret fundamental news and its impact (12:50)

- The EUR on the watch list today after the move above 1.2000 yesterday (19:43)

- Crude build of 4.146mln in API crude oil inventory data last night but OPEC+ remains in focus (25:30)

- Summary of main calendar events for the day ahead (27:48)

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