According to domestic precious metal prices from Geumsise.com as of June 20, 2026, pure gold rose slightly, while platinum declined and silver remained unchanged.

■ Pure Gold (3.75g): Buy at 892,000 won, Sell at 765,000 won The buying price for pure gold rose by 1,000 won from the previous trading day, while the selling price remained flat.

■ 18K·14K Gold Selling Prices 18K stood at 564,000 won and 14K at 438,000 won, both unchanged from the previous day.

■ Platinum (3.75g): Buy at 351,000 won, Sell at 292,000 won Both buying and selling prices fell by 4,000 won compared to the previous day.

■ Silver (3.75g): Buy at 13,050 won, Sell at 12,250 won Both prices remained unchanged at the previous trading day's levels.

■ Where Is Safe-Haven Demand Headed? Gold, as a representative safe-haven asset, reacts sensitively to global economic conditions, inflation, geopolitical risks, and changes in monetary policy. Recently, with conflicting forecasts surrounding the U.S. Federal Reserve's (Fed) interest rate path, attention to market volatility has been growing.

When interest rates remain at high levels, the relative attractiveness of interest-bearing assets may increase, but conversely, when expectations of rate cuts expand, investment demand for gold tends to rise. Markets are closely watching the future direction of U.S. interest rates, inflation trends, and changes in the Middle East situation.

While assessments suggest that tensions in the Middle East have eased somewhat following the recent emergence of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire understanding, attention is focused on how future geopolitical variables and monetary policy changes will impact the gold market.

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