On June 15, according to the Korea Gold Exchange, silver prices were recorded at 14,290 won for buying and 11,910 won for selling. Compared to the previous day, the buying price rose 1.96% (280 won) and the selling price rose 2.6% (310 won), continuing an upward trend.

Recently, silver has been drawing renewed attention in the global investment market. The international commodities market has historically been sensitive to changes in Middle East geopolitical dynamics. Whenever tensions between the United States and Iran escalated, both risk assets and safe-haven assets experienced significant volatility.

However, with both countries recently shifting their focus toward dialogue and negotiation rather than military conflict, uncertainty in the financial markets has somewhat decreased, and investors' attention is shifting as well. Against this backdrop, all eyes are on what direction silver prices will take going forward.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump has drawn attention by announcing news of a concluded ceasefire negotiation between the United States and Iran.

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