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November 4th - According to media reports, Apple may soon officially launch a fully functional web-based App Store. Users will no longer need an iPhone or other Apple device to access apps.apple.com through a browser and experience full app browsing, search, and sharing features.
U.S. stock futures extended their losses, with Nasdaq 100 futures down 1%, S&P 500 futures down 0.75%, and Dow Jones futures down 0.4%.
Turkish Automobile Association: Car sales from January to October increased by 10.20% year-on-year.
Turkish Automobile Association: October car sales increased by 19.40% year-on-year.
On November 4th, Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama issued another strong verbal warning regarding exchange rate movements, reiterating his "high vigilance" regarding current market volatility. The warning is increasingly evident as market expectations for potential government intervention intensify. Katayama stated at a press conference on Tuesday, "I have seen one-sided and rapid fluctuations in the foreign exchange market. Our position of maintaining high vigilance regarding market dynamics remains unchanged." These remarks came as the yen fell to its lowest level against the dollar since February, nearing 154.5. Following his comments, the yen briefly rebounded to 153.71. The market believes the risk of Japanese authorities intervening in the foreign exchange market is rising, but most still expect actual action to be unlikely in the short term. Japan last intervened in the exchange rate in July of last year, when the yen was around 160 against the dollar.