According to gold prices from the Korea Gold Exchange on June 29, 2026, pure gold (24K) showed a downward trend compared to the previous day. Based on buying prices, it dropped by 0.57% (5,000 won) to 880,000 won per 3.75g (1 don), while the selling price fell by 0.55% (4,000 won) to 730,000 won.

The selling price of 18K gold was 536,600 won, down 0.54% (2,900 won) from the previous day, and the selling price of 14K gold was 416,100 won, down 0.55% (2,300 won).

Meanwhile, platinum showed an upward trend. The buying price rose by 0.29% (1,000 won) to 348,000 won, and the selling price increased by 0.35% (1,000 won) to 283,000 won.

Although the United States and Iran are maintaining a ceasefire stance, concerns persist that tensions between the two countries have not been fully resolved, prompting the international gold market to react once again. With geopolitical instability continuing even after the ceasefire declaration, investors are turning their attention back to gold price movements.

The market views the following factors, rather than the ceasefire declaration itself, as key determinants of short-term gold prices: whether the agreement will actually be maintained and the possibility of further clashes.

[※ This article is not intended to solicit investment. All final investment decisions and responsibilities lie with the investor.]