According to the domestic gold prices announced by GoldPrice.com on May 30, 2026, the price of pure gold continued its strong trend, rising compared to the previous day.

[May 30 Domestic Precious Metal Prices] • Pure Gold (3.75g) Standard: Sell 810,000 won (up 5,000 won from the previous day) / Buy 958,000 won (up 4,000 won from the previous day) • 18K Gold: Sell 597,000 won (up 3,000 won from the previous day) • 14K Gold: Sell 464,000 won (up 3,000 won from the previous day) • Platinum: Sell 332,000 won (same as the previous day) / Buy 399,000 won (down 1,000 won from the previous day) • Silver: Sell 13,500 won / Buy 15,000 won (down 50 won each)

Interest in Global Economic and Middle East Diplomatic Variables

The global financial market is facing a complex phase where expectations for economic recovery and growth continue, while vigilance against inflationary pressures remains. Investors are on high alert regarding geopolitical variables along with the monetary policy directions of major countries.

Amid this situation, diplomatic movements surrounding the Middle East situation are also drawing market attention. The British Guardian reported that U.S. President Donald Trump shared a draft memorandum of understanding (MOU) to ease tensions with Iran with Israel and other related countries.

According to the report, the draft is generally understood to be at a similar level to what has been discussed through recent Middle East diplomatic channels. In particular, it is known to include a plan to normalize ship navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for international crude oil transport, to pre-dispute levels within about 30 days. In this process, a condition of not imposing separate transit fees is also reportedly being considered.

Furthermore, the draft is reported to contain provisions for maintaining an additional ceasefire for 60 days while restarting the negotiating table surrounding Iran's nuclear program.

[This article is by no means an investment solicitation. All investments are made by individual choice and judgment, and the final responsibility lies with the investor.]