菲律宾第二季度GDP增长为2.3%，去年同期为2.8%。

The Wall Street Journal reports U.S. intelligence assesses President Putin may, in coming years, carry out limited attacks on NATO allies to test alliance resolve, in scenarios ranging from cyber operations to small-scale ground incursions. U.S. officials say the assessment comes as U.S. munitions inventories have been severely drawn down by transfers to Ukraine and recent U.S.-Iran tensions, raising risks of shortages in long‑range precision‑strike missiles, ATACMS, and short‑range Stinger surface‑to‑air systems.

U.S. nonfarm labor productivity rose at a 1.4% annualized rate in Q2, above a revised 0.8% in Q1 and beating consensus. Unit labor costs rose 1.3%, below expectations. Fed officials, investors and economists are monitoring whether large-scale AI investment is lifting productivity, but official quarterly data are volatile and a clear trend will take time to emerge. Labor costs remain a major corporate expense; efficiency gains can allow wage increases without adding inflationary pressure. Some economists warn sustained AI-driven productivity gains could prompt firms to delay hiring or cut staff. Q2 productivity was supported by the strongest output growth since Q3 2025 while hours worked rose only modestly.