[Today's Gold Price Trend] On June 10, 2026, according to Goldprice.com, domestic gold prices showed an overall downward trend compared to the previous trading day.

The price trends for major precious metals (based on 3.75g) are as follows.

• Pure Gold: Selling at 760,000 won, buying at 892,000 won (Down 25,000 won for selling and 31,000 won for buying compared to the previous day)
• 18K: Selling at 560,000 won (Down 19,000 won compared to the previous day)
• 14K: Selling at 435,000 won (Down 14,000 won compared to the previous day)
• Platinum: Selling at 292,000 won, buying at 350,000 won (Down 17,000 won and 21,000 won, respectively, compared to the previous day)
• Silver: Selling at 12,000 won, buying at 13,000 won (Down 850 won and 1,050 won, respectively, compared to the previous day)

[Future Gold Price Trends and Market Outlook] Due to the recent decline in gold prices, market attention is focusing on future trends. With prices falling below the '200-day moving average,' a key benchmark for determining long-term trends, there are analyses that selling pressure from some mid- to long-term investors could increase. A segment of the market is watching the range around $4,100 per ounce as the next major support level.

However, the long-term outlook is not entirely negative. Citing factors such as gold purchase demand from central banks, increasing global debt, and concerns over the value of the dollar, some major investment banks and market experts are still suggesting the possibility of a mid- to long-term rise. In fact, some institutions have even projected that prices could recover to over $5,000 per ounce again this year. However, considering the recent volatility, a cautious perspective and approach are necessary.

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