Mehr News Agency reported US‑Iran final negotiations will focus on nuclear and economic issues and will not address Iran's missile program; the draft requires final approval by relevant departments.

The commander of Iran's Hatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters said U.S. rhetoric about agreements contrasts with what he called malicious actions, a contradiction he blamed for regional instability that threatens trade, the international economy and security, especially the Strait of Hormuz. He warned any renewed U.S. attack on Iran would be met with a harsher, broader response that would expand the fighting and deepen regional insecurity. Citing recent U.S. threats against Iranian oil infrastructure, he said Iran's oil and gas exports will be either open to all or closed to all.

Sources say SpaceX's IPO has drawn more than $70 billion in retail orders as the offering enters its final stages. Retail investors are expected to receive at least a 20% allocation. With the deal possibly reaching about $75 billion — which would be the largest-ever IPO — most retail demand would likely go unmet, a dynamic that could lift aftermarket buying if many Musk-aligned retail investors receive little or no allocation. BNP Paribas analyst James Picariello estimates Musk-aligned retail investors hold roughly 40% of Tesla.