TEHRAN – Tehran Stock Exchange which had been closed in the early days of Israeli aggression on Iran resumed operation after nine days on Saturday.
The reopening of Tehran Exchange (Bourse) comes while government officials remained closed on Saturday due to a massive funeral for the martyrs of Israeli war held in the capital. 
The Tehran Bourse was partially shut down because “fixed-income investment funds” and the “physical markets of commodity and energy exchanges” were active were operating since the Israeli war on the country began on June 13
On Saturday, the physical markets of commodity exchanges in Iran –both “Iranian mercantile exchange” and “energy exchange” also resumed operation to signal that the Tehran Exchange reopened fully.