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Bitcoin and Ether set new record highs as crypto market tops $3trl [Video]

- Summary of main headlines in play (00:00).

- Technical look at Gold futures (1:35).

- Bitcoin and Ether hit new record highs (2:31).

- Robinhood shares dropped aftermarket after a data breach (7:22).

- Update on Wall Street close as Alphabet tops $2trl valuation (8:12).

- Goldman Sachs is buying Chinese real estate debt (10:06).

- Fed's Brainard was interviewed by Biden for Fed Chair role (11:19).

- Fed and ECB speakers are due today, including Powell and Lagarde (15:01).

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