According to the Korea Gold Exchange market prices on June 9, 2026, major precious metal prices showed mixed trends by item.

• *[Major Precious Metal Prices]**
• Pure Gold (24K, 3.75g): Buying price 926,000 won / Selling price 773,000 won
• * The buying price fell by 0.54% (5,000 won) compared to the previous trading day, while the selling price remained unchanged.
• 18K Gold: Selling price is 568,200 won, the same level as the previous day.
• 14K Gold: Selling price is 440,700 won with no price change.
• Platinum (3.75g): Buying price 372,000 won / Selling price 302,000 won
• * The buying price fell by 1.08% (4,000 won) compared to the previous trading day, and the selling price also dropped by 0.99% (3,000 won).

[Gold Market Influencing Factors and Future Outlook] Currently, the gold market is simultaneously reflecting Middle East tensions, oil price trends, and the movements of the dollar and treasury yields. While geopolitical anxiety acts as a buying factor for gold, the partial revival of risk appetite as the U.S. stock market rebounds is interpreted as limiting further increases in gold prices.

However, just because gold prices have undergone a short-term correction does not mean that safe-haven demand has completely weakened. Gold remains at a higher level than a year ago, and central bank purchases and geopolitical risks remain as medium- to long-term supporting factors.

From the perspective of domestic investors, they must look at not only the price of gold itself but also the nature of the U.S. stock market rebound. The future direction of gold prices may vary depending on whether it is a technical rebound centered on semiconductor and AI stocks, or a recovery spreading across risk assets in general. For the time being, gold prices are highly likely to react sensitively to U.S. treasury yields, the dollar index, oil prices, the Middle East situation, and Nasdaq trends.