As of June 30, 2026, domestic gold prices in South Korea recorded a broad decline. According to prices announced on the same day by the Korea Gold Exchange and GoldPrice.com, prices for pure gold (24K), 18K, 14K, platinum, and silver continued an overall downward trend. As gold price adjustments continue, investors' attention is focused on the U.S. stock market and the monetary policy direction of the Federal Reserve (Fed).

• ■ Korea Gold Exchange Prices (as of June 30)
• According to the prices announced by the Korea Gold Exchange, the buying price of pure gold (24K) stood at 871,000 won per 3.75g (1 don), down 1.61% (-14,000 won) from the previous day. The selling price was 725,000 won, down 0.97% (-7,000 won).
• 18K gold: selling price 532,900 won, down 0.98% (-5,200 won)
• 14K gold: selling price 413,300 won, down 0.97% (-4,000 won)
• Platinum: buying price 341,000 won (3.23%, -11,000 won), selling price 277,000 won (3.25%, -9,000 won)
• Silver: buying price 11,980 won (1.67%, -200 won), selling price 10,020 won (1.6%, -160 won)

• ■ GoldPrice.com Prices (same day)
• Domestic gold prices announced by GoldPrice.com on the same day also showed a downward trend.
• Pure gold: buying price 865,000 won (-14,000 won), selling price 733,000 won (-12,000 won)
• 18K gold: selling price 540,000 won (-9,000 won)
• 14K gold: selling price 420,000 won (-6,000 won)
• Platinum: buying price 335,000 won (-11,000 won), selling price 280,000 won (-9,000 won)
• Silver: buying price 11,650 won (-200 won), selling price 11,150 won (-200 won)

■ Attention Focused on U.S. Stock Market and Fed Monetary Policy A strong dollar and interest rate burdens are limiting the rise in gold prices. While the U.S. stock market has recently been attempting a rebound centered on tech stocks, some market analyses suggest that robust U.S. economic indicators could actually lower expectations for benchmark rate cuts. Accordingly, there are also assessments that if Treasury yields and dollar strength persist, the investment appeal of gold, which does not pay interest, could relatively weaken.

[※ This article is not intended to solicit investment. The final judgment and responsibility for all investments lie with the investor.]