Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman BAGHAEI said Iran chiefly attributes the 'military aggression' against it to the United States, but added it 'cannot ignore the participation of regional states' and urged those states not to continue cooperating with the US in actions against Iran.

Indonesia's cabinet secretary said the transition will be conducted in a transparent, responsible manner and in accordance with relevant laws.

Bursa Malaysia Derivatives (BMD) crude palm oil futures likely to open lower on Monday, following a broad market pullback. Brent crude extended Friday losses in electronic trading after US President Trump, following two weeks of airstrikes on Iran, announced a pause in strikes, lifting hopes of a diplomatic easing in the Middle East. Weak Malaysian palm oil exports are weighing: a shipping survey showed July 1-20 exports ranged from a 0.9% decline to a 4.1% month-on-month increase across categories. Offsetting support stems from a strengthening El Nifio threatening Southeast Asian output, Indonesia’s mandatory B50 biodiesel blending tightening exportable supply, and expectations of higher Indian edible oil imports from July to October.