On June 11, 2026, domestic precious metal prices based on the Korea Gold Exchange showed an overall downward trend. Most items, including pure gold, 18K, 14K, platinum, and silver, recorded a decline compared to the previous trading day. The market prices for major items are as follows:

• Pure Gold (3.75g): Buying price 877,000 KRW (3.19% decrease from the previous trading day, -28,000 KRW), Selling price 739,000 KRW (1.49% decrease, -11,000 KRW)
• 18K Gold (3.75g): Selling price 543,200 KRW (1.49% decrease, -8,100 KRW)
• 14K Gold (3.75g): Selling price 421,300 KRW (1.47% decrease, -6,200 KRW)
• Platinum (3.75g): Buying price 355,000 KRW (1.13% decrease, -4,000 KRW), Selling price 288,000 KRW (1.04% decrease, -3,000 KRW)

Meanwhile, international gold prices are continuing a volatile market trend amid rising geopolitical tensions surrounding the United States and Iran. In the financial markets on the 10th (local time), the possibility of a hardline response by the U.S. government against Iran was highlighted, leading to a shrinkage in the risk appetite for risk assets.

While the three major U.S. stock market indices all fell sharply, safe-haven assets are also failing to show strength. As of now, the international gold price based on the GC New York Mercantile Exchange is $4,090 per ounce, and market attention is focusing on whether it will be able to defend the $4,000 mark going forward.

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