Gold Price Market on July 6, 2026… Pure Gold Surpasses 900,000 Won, Platinum Also Rises

As of July 6, 2026, according to the Korea Gold Exchange market rates, major precious metal prices rose across the board, showing a strong upward trend.

Pure Gold (24K) Price: 902,000 Won to Buy, 754,000 Won to Sell

The price of pure gold (24K, 3.75g) was recorded at 902,000 won for buying and 754,000 won for selling. The buying price rose by 2,000 won, up 0.22% from the previous trading day, while the selling price also climbed by 2,000 won, a 0.27% increase.

18K and 14K Gold Prices Also Rise… at 554,200 Won and 429,800 Won, Respectively

The selling price for 18K gold stood at 554,200 won. This represents a 0.25% increase from the previous trading day, rising by 1,400 won.

The selling price for 14K gold was recorded at 429,800 won. It increased by 1,100 won, up 0.26% compared to the previous trading day.

Platinum Also Shows Strength… 354,000 Won to Buy, 288,000 Won to Sell

Platinum (3.75g) was priced at 354,000 won for buying and 288,000 won for selling. The buying price rose by 2,000 won, up 0.56% from the previous trading day, while the selling price also increased by 3,000 won, a 1.04% gain.

Global Market… Attention Turns to Gold Price Trends Following New York Holiday

Meanwhile, in the session on July 3 (local time), the New York financial markets were closed for the U.S. Independence Day holiday, leaving global investors watching market developments. With U.S. stock markets closed, market participants are closely monitoring the direction of global investor sentiment following the resumption of trading today.

Factors Influencing Gold Prices… Geopolitical Risks, Monetary Policy, Inflation, and More

Gold is widely regarded as a relatively preferred asset when geopolitical risks expand, concerns over economic slowdown grow, inflationary pressures rise, and the possibility of changes in monetary policy increases. Conversely, there have been numerous instances where gold prices have experienced corrections when investor sentiment toward risk assets recovers, the value of the dollar rises, or interest rate burdens increase.

Recently, international gold prices have been fluctuating without a clear direction as a complex interplay of various factors, including U.S. benchmark interest rate forecasts, dollar movements, and changes in the international situation, particularly in the Middle East, continue to influence the market.

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