TASNIM NEWS reported Iranian parliament speaker Ghalibaf said Iran has won the war militarily and politically, adding this does not mean Iran destroyed the US military; rather, he said the US and Israel attacked with nine publicly stated objectives and failed to achieve any of them at any level.

Data released by the Korea Exchange on Sunday show outstanding short positions in Korean equities at about KRW19 tln (roughly $13.4bn) as of Tuesday, up KRW2.27 tln (14%) from KRW16.73 tln at end-May. Short balances were KRW15 tln at end-February, briefly fell to KRW12 tln in early March and climbed to KRW23 tln in early June. The KOSPI is up about 6% month-to-date and the tech-heavy KOSDAQ has jumped roughly 20% this month after last month’s AI- and chip-driven sell-off, but investors remain wary the rally is too rapid and uncertain whether the chip cycle has peaked.

Head of Iran's Energy Optimization Organization outlined three gasoline allocation options: 1) keep pump prices unchanged but cap total allocation at 121 mln litres; once the cap is reached pumps will close; 2) allocate daily production of 121 mln litres to vehicles, with any demand above quotas charged at free-market prices; 3) issue 30 litres per person per month quotas to the public, with quotas transferable and tradable.