As of July 25, 2026, the buying and selling prices of pure gold (24K, 3.75g) at the Korea Gold Exchange were reported as follows.

The buying price of pure gold (24K) was 834,000 won, down 1,000 won (0.12%) from the previous trading day. The selling price was 702,000 won, down 2,000 won (0.28%).

The selling price of 18K gold was 516,000 won, down 1,500 won (0.29%) from the previous trading day, while the selling price of 14K gold was 400,200 won, down 1,100 won (0.27%).

Platinum (3.75g) was priced at 326,000 won for buying and 264,000 won for selling. Compared to the previous trading day, the buying price fell by 1,000 won (0.31%) and the selling price also dropped by 1,000 won (0.38%).

Meanwhile, the international gold market is on high alert over the Middle East situation between the United States and Iran. This is because the direction of gold prices is inevitably directly influenced by geopolitical variables. Some analysts suggest that if the conflict between the two countries is prolonged and additional variables emerge in the Middle East region, it could have a significant impact on investor sentiment in the international gold market.

The U.S. interest rate issue is also an essential key factor. Currently, the international gold market is simultaneously keeping a close eye on two main pillars: U.S. monetary policy and geopolitical variables.

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