Here are the 10 most important stories for investors Monday morning

Published Mon, Jun 12 20178:06 AM EDTUpdated Sat, Oct 14 201710:44 AM EDT

A daily morning look at the financial stories you need to know to start the day. STOCKS/ECONOMY -Stock futures are lower and Nasdaq futures are sharply lower after Friday's big selloff in tech stocks. Investors are expecting the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this week. -Bitcoin has rocketed past the $3,000 level , tripling its value since the beginning of the year. GE LEADERSHIP -Jeff Immelt is stepping down at GE. John Flannery has been named the new chairman and CEO. OIL/ENERGY -U.S. crude prices are up more than 1 percent and at the $46 a barrel level. Gasoline prices are down to $2.33 a gallon , national average. That's 4 cents down from a week ago today. -In an exclusive interview with CNBC, the Qatari finance minister says Saudis and others joining the economic blockade of Qatar are losing just as much money as his country because of it. But Qatar has hired former Attorney General John Ashcroft and his consulting firm to help it try to ease the conflict with its neighbors. And Saudi energy minister Khalid A. Al-Falih says Qatar's impact on oil prices and production is "insignificant." -A new coal mine has actually opened in Pennsylvania. RUSSIA PROBE -Attorney General Jeff Sessions will testify before the Senate Intelligence committee Tuesday to answer questions on the firing of James Comey and alleged election collusion with the Russians. UBER MESS -Uber's board has unanimously voted to implement all the recommendations from former Attorney General Eric Holder after he was called in to address multiple sexual harassment claims. It's not yet clear if CEO Travis Kalanick will remain in place. REGULATION NATION -The Trump administration will call for cutbacks in the powers of the Consumer Finance Protection Board. The details could come as early as today. TRUMP SUIT -The attorney generals for Maryland and Washington, D.C. will announce today that they're suing President Donald Trump for allegedly breaking Constitutional rules against financial corruption.

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A daily morning look at the financial stories you need to know to start the day.

STOCKS/ECONOMY

-Stock futures are lower and Nasdaq futures are sharply lower after Friday's big selloff in tech stocks. Investors are expecting the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this week.

-Bitcoin has rocketed past the $3,000 level, tripling its value since the beginning of the year.

GE LEADERSHIP

-Jeff Immelt is stepping down at GE. John Flannery has been named the new chairman and CEO.