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Here's your morning brief for Tuesday, November 18th.

I'm Caitlin McCabe for the Wall Street Journal.

The global market sell-off is continuing

this morning with major stock indexes sliding across Asia and Europe. U.S. stock futures are pointing

lower-end Bitcoin is also declining, falling below $90,000. Today's performance comes after the

S&P 500 yesterday logged its largest three-day percentage

decline since April when President Trump announced his tariffs. This time, though, the offender is in part

the fears that the AI frenzy, which sent stock soaring, could have been overdone. Meanwhile,

the fallout over Jeffrey Epstein continues outside of Washington after more than

20,000 emails from the late sex offender were made public by House Oversight Committee lawmakers

last week. Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said yesterday he would be stepping back from

public commitments after his communication with Epstein was detailed in last

week's email dump. Summer said that he was deeply ashamed of his actions and said he takes full

responsibility for his, quote, misguided decision to continue communicating with Epstein.

And President Trump has said that the U.S. would sell F-35 jet fighters to Saudi Arabia,

comments that come ahead of his meeting with Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman at the White House later today.

After Israel, Saudi Arabia will become the only other Middle Eastern country

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