According to the domestic gold price benchmark by Geumsise.com on June 9, 2026, pure gold (3.75g) was recorded at 923,000 won when buying and 785,000 won when selling. Compared to the previous trading day, both the buying and selling prices dropped by 2,000 won.

18K and 14K also saw slight declines, with 18K falling by 1,000 won to a selling price of 579,000 won, and 14K dropping by 1,000 won to a selling price of 449,000 won.

In contrast, platinum (3.75g) and silver prices showed an upward trend. Platinum rose by 1,000 won each, recording 309,000 won when selling and 371,000 won when buying. Silver also saw a slight increase, with the selling price at 12,850 won (up 100 won) and the buying price at 14,050 won (up 300 won).

Meanwhile, as investors' risk appetite revives in the market, the sharp rise in safe-haven assets appears to be limited. The New York Stock Exchange rebounded as buying flowed into recently plummeted tech and semiconductor-related stocks, which is impacting the prices of safe-haven assets. Investors' attention is now focused on the future movements of safe-haven assets.

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