特朗普高级顾问库什纳：将在前往阿布扎比之前，与来自英国及北约的合作伙伴举行会谈。

Philippines' economic minister said predictable policy, fiscal discipline and credible institutions are essential to rebuilding confidence.

Philippine GDP grew 2.1% YoY in Q3, the slowest pace since the COVID pandemic, the statistics office said Monday. The print missed a Wall Street Journal survey median of 2.7% and slowed from 2.3% in Q2. Seasonally adjusted QoQ growth was 0.1% in Q3 versus 0.6% in Q2. Over the past year growth has been muted after an energy shock tied to the US‑Iran war raised inflation, squeezed consumption and weighed on activity. An earlier corruption scandal that damaged public infrastructure also weakened growth. A softer Philippine peso has reduced household purchasing power and lifted import costs.