According to domestic gold prices from GoldPrice.com as of July 8, 2026, pure gold (3.75g) traded at 872,000 won when buying and 745,000 won when selling. The buying price fell by 9,000 won and the selling price dropped by 8,000 won compared to the previous trading day.

• ■ Pure Gold, 18K, and 14K Price List
• Pure Gold (3.75g): Buy 872,000 won (down 9,000 won from previous trading day) / Sell 745,000 won (down 8,000 won)
• 18K (3.75g): Sell 549,000 won (down 6,000 won)
• 14K (3.75g): Sell 426,000 won (down 5,000 won)

■ Platinum and Silver Prices Platinum (3.75g) recorded 340,000 won when buying and 284,000 won when selling. Both the buying and selling prices rose by 1,000 won compared to the previous trading day. Silver (3.75g) was recorded at 11,950 won when buying and 11,250 won when selling, with both prices falling by 200 won from the previous trading day.

■ Gold Price Trends Cannot Be Explained by Geopolitical Risks Alone While gold is widely regarded as a representative safe-haven asset, recent market trends show that price movements are not determined solely by geopolitical factors. Analysts attribute this to the simultaneous influence of factors such as a strong U.S. dollar and movements in U.S. Treasury yields.

Meanwhile, geopolitical risks are escalating as Iran once again retaliated against U.S. airstrikes. According to foreign news outlets including AFP, Iran is believed to have struck U.S. military facilities located in Kuwait and Bahrain. Market attention is now focused on how the situation will unfold.

[※ This article is provided as reference material for investment decisions, and the ultimate responsibility for investments lies with the investor.]