Pakistan government said Prime Minister Sharif met ECB executive board member Costa and European Commission President Von der Leyen on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

After President Trump told the United Nations he would "wipe out" Iran, Tehran warned Washington not to carry out any new strikes. State media Press TV cited the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps saying any such action would yield "nothing but failure." The Iranian Armed Forces General Staff warned Tehran would respond with "harsher, more destructive and unpredictable" strikes and said Washington's repeated "baseless accusations and threats" should not be read as a sign of strength.

A-share real-estate sector continued to rally, with multiple names hitting daily limits. Market chatter points to a possible nationwide mortgage interest-subsidy: Ministry of Finance 20–50bps, local 20–50bps, aggregate relief up to 100bps — which could push first-home loan rates toward 2%. A separate rumour cites a RMB100 billion quota providing a 20bps subsidy targeted at first-home mortgages. Several broker property analysts say the likelihood of a nationwide subsidy is low; one analyst added that a national extension of loan tenors would have a similar interest-cost effect to a subsidy or rate cut.