Today's Gold Price (May 30): Focus on Safe-Haven Asset Direction Following Trump's 'Rejection of Iran Ceasefire MOU Approval'
On May 30, Korean time, the international gold price based on the GC New York Mercantile Exchange recorded $4,593 per ounce. This is an increase of $60.60 (+1.3
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- On May 30, Korean time, the international gold price based on the GC New York Mercantile Exchange recorded $4,593 per ounce. This is an increase of $60.60 (+1.3

On May 30, Korean time, the international gold price based on the GC New York Mercantile Exchange recorded $4,593 per ounce. This is an increase of $60.60 (+1.34%) compared to the previous day.
Looking at the domestic gold price trend on the same day, the gold price (per 3.75g) based on the Korea Gold Exchange is 964,000 won when buying and 798,000 won when selling. Additionally, based on Goldprice.com, it was confirmed to be 958,000 won when buying and 810,000 won when selling.
Meanwhile, a major international issue that could influence the direction of safe-haven assets this week has been reported. U.S. President Donald Trump rejected the approval of a draft memorandum of understanding (MOU) for a ceasefire between the United States and Iran. According to the New York Times on the 30th (local time), it has been reported that a revised document reflecting the changes was sent back to the Iranian side.
Market attention is focused on the impact this geopolitical variable will have on the safe-haven asset market.
[This article is absolutely not an investment solicitation. All investments are made by individual choice and judgment, and the ultimate responsibility lies with the investor.]