US President Trump said the "corrupt, failing New York Times" has published false and fabricated "facts" about an embattled Iran, calling that conduct "treasonous." He said he will add all their "false and ridiculous" reports to his multibillion-dollar lawsuit against the paper and labeled them "criminals."

Domestic News: 1. Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People's Bank of China, met with the Indonesian Minister of Finance. 2. The total number of cross-regional trips during the three-day Dragon Boat Festival holiday is expected to exceed 650 million. 3. Xiaomi Auto is offering internal purchase discounts, with some in-stock vehicles seeing price reductions of tens of thousands of yuan. 4. Kweichow Moutai: A cash dividend of 28.02 yuan per share will be distributed for 2025, with the record date being June 25, 2026. International News: 1. De la Espley won the Colombian presidential election. 2. Trump: Starmer will resign as British Prime Minister. The British Business Secretary stated there is no reason to believe the Prime Minister will resign on Monday. 3. Libya's National Oil Corporation: Crude oil production reached 1.44 million barrels per day, the highest level since 2013. 4. Iraq's Deputy Oil Minister: Iraq plans to gradually restore crude oil production to the pre-US-Iran conflict level of 4.2-4.3 million barrels per day. 5. Middle East Situation— ① US-Iran Talks: Iran claims a draft agreement on sanctions waivers for Iranian oil has been finalized. US Vice President Vance: Negotiations have made "significant" progress, and further progress is expected. ② Trump threatens Iran to stop Hezbollah or face another attack. ③ Israeli Defense Minister: Israel will not withdraw from the safe zone in Lebanon. It is understood that Israel will withdraw from some of its positions in Lebanon before the Lebanon-Israel talks this week. ④ Israel will end nationwide public restrictions, including along the Lebanon-Israel border. ⑤ US Media: Trump is disappointed that Israel "cannot handle Hezbollah" and is considering authorizing Syria to enter southern Lebanon. Syrian President: Syria is seeking an economic corridor with Lebanon, not a military one. ⑥ Iranian Media: Sources say the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen as long as the Lebanese ceasefire agreement is not observed and Iranian oil sales waivers are not approved. ⑦ In response to the Iranian president's remarks about not relinquishing his right to enrich uranium, Trump said, "He had better watch his words." ⑧ Trump stated that if no agreement is reached, the United States will become the "guardian" of the Strait and collect 20% of the Middle East's oil revenue. ⑨ Iranian military sources: The Strait remains closed.

Shoucheng Holdings (00697.HK) said a fund managed by a Shoucheng Capital subsidiary has recently invested in AI services firm Zhizi Xinyuan.

First Capital Holdings (00697.HK): Recently, a fund managed by a subsidiary of First Capital Capital, a subsidiary of the Group, invested in AI service company Zhizi Xinyuan.

International oil prices opened higher on Monday after Trump warned he would strike Iran if Hezbollah continues to attack Israel, a move that raised doubts over progress in talks between Washington and Tehran. WTI crude rose as much as 1.7%. The warning came days after Trump signed a memorandum launching last week a 60‑day negotiation window; high‑level talks began at the Bürgenstock resort in Switzerland. Iran said it had again closed the Strait of Hormuz, but millions of barrels continued to transit the waterway over the weekend.

Preliminary counts show independent candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, backed by far-right group Defenders of the Homeland, won Colombia's presidential runoff held on the 21st.