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[Today's Gold Price] June 2, 2026 Gold Market Trends… Pure Gold Rises and Platinum Falls, What is the Key Variable to Determine the Direction?

**[Today's Gold Price Trends]** Looking at the domestic gold price trends on June 2, 2026, based on Geumsise Dotcom, the trading prices for pure gold (3.75g) ar

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  • **[Today's Gold Price Trends]** Looking at the domestic gold price trends on June 2, 2026, based on Geumsise Dotcom, the trading prices for pure gold (3.75g) ar
[Today's Gold Price] June 2, 2026 Gold Market Trends… Pure Gold Rises and Platinum Falls, What is the Key Variable to Determine the Direction?

[Today's Gold Price Trends] Looking at the domestic gold price trends on June 2, 2026, based on Geumsise Dotcom, the trading prices for pure gold (3.75g) are as follows.

  • Pure Gold (3.75g): Buy price 951,000 won (up 2,000 won from the previous day) / Sell price 805,000 won (flat)
  • 18K Gold (3.75g): Sell price 594,000 won (flat)
  • 14K Gold (3.75g): Sell price 461,000 won (flat)

On this day, platinum showed weakness. Platinum (3.75g) dropped by 1,000 won from the previous day for both the buy price at 403,000 won and the sell price at 335,000 won. Meanwhile, silver (3.75g) maintained prices identical to the previous day, with a buy price of 15,000 won and a sell price of 13,500 won.

[Key Variables to Determine the Direction of Gold Prices]

The U.S. Federal Reserve's (Fed) interest rate policy is cited as the most important variable that will determine the future direction of gold prices. Gold has the characteristic of being a non-yielding asset, making it highly sensitive to changes in interest rate levels and the value of the dollar. Currently, the market is on high alert regarding the timing and pace of the Fed's future benchmark interest rate cuts. Analysts suggest that such expectations or vigilance could further increase volatility in the gold market.

In addition to this, the gold-buying trend of central banks around the world is also a point to watch. In fact, the central banks of major countries have been steadily expanding their gold holdings in recent years as part of a strategy to diversify their foreign exchange reserves.