As of July 27, 2026, domestic precious metal prices announced by GoldPrice.com showed a stable upward trend, continuing from the previous trading day.

■ Pure Gold (3.75g) and K-Gold Prices Pure gold (3.75g) traded at 839,000 won for buying and 722,000 won for selling. The buying price rose 11,000 won compared to the previous trading day, and the selling price also increased by 4,000 won.

The selling price for 18K gold was 532,000 won, up 3,000 won from the previous day, while the selling price for 14K gold was 413,000 won, up 2,000 won.

■ Platinum and Silver Prices Platinum (3.75g) was recorded at 327,000 won for buying and 273,000 won for selling. The buying price rose by 7,000 won and the selling price by 6,000 won, respectively.

Silver (3.75g) was listed at 11,350 won for buying and 10,650 won for selling. The buying price increased by 350 won and the selling price by 200 won.

■ Easing of U.S.-Iran Tensions Emerges as Key Variable in Financial Markets Meanwhile, the possibility of easing tensions between the United States and Iran has emerged as a major focus in international financial markets. U.S. President Donald Trump recently decided to hold off on a military response against Iran for the time being, shifting his weight toward a diplomatic solution.

The U.S. government explained that consultations are underway through various channels, ranging from working-level officials to senior leadership, and the Iranian side also stated that it has halted retaliatory military actions since the cessation of U.S. airstrikes.

However, there are assessments that it remains uncertain whether the current phase of dialogue will lead to a full-scale improvement in relations or an end to the conflict. While there is a possibility that tensions could ease further depending on the progress of negotiations, there are also observations that the possibility of both sides raising the level of military pressure again and intensifying the conflict cannot be ruled out.

The market is closely watching how the future direction of Middle East dynamics will affect international gold prices, commodity prices, and global financial market volatility.

[※ This article is not an investment solicitation, and the responsibility for investment decisions lies with the investor.]