Press TV reports an Iranian delegation has lodged a protest with the US over Trump’s recent verbal threats and is weighing options for an appropriate response.

CSIS senior fellow Mark Cancian said a preliminary CSIS analysis estimates the Iran war has cost the US Department of Defense about $40 billion, covering munitions use, equipment losses and base damage; the figure excludes routine combat spending already budgeted in the DoD's FY26 budget of more than $1 trillion. The analysis says other agencies, chiefly the Department of Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs, incurred roughly $1 billion in costs. US pump prices rose from a national average below $3/gal to above $4/gal for much of the conflict; Brown University energy-cost tracking estimates the average household would have spent at least $253 less without the war. Inflation outpaced average wage growth in April and May, effectively eroding pay for the first time since 2023.

富国银行：极度看好后市，预测标普500指数到2027年底将飙升至8600-8800点。