The domestic gold prices, gold market rates, and precious metals price trends for October 7, 2026, based on GoldPrice.com, are summarized as follows.

■ Gold Prices and Gold Market Rates Pure gold (3.75g) was unchanged for selling at 685,000 won, while the buying price fell 3,000 won to 776,000 won. 18K gold remained flat for selling at 506,000 won, and 14K also held steady for selling at 393,000 won.

■ Platinum and Silver Prices Platinum fell 5,000 won for selling to 260,000 won, while the buying price dropped 7,000 won to 313,000 won. Silver fell 50 won for selling to 9,950 won, and the buying price declined 100 won to 10,650 won.

■ U.S. Markets Close Higher Across Major Indices Meanwhile, on October 6 (local time), major indices on the New York Stock Exchange rose together, showing strength. Ahead of third-quarter corporate earnings releases, expectations of improved results supported investor sentiment, while falling U.S. Treasury yields created a favorable environment for equities. In particular, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite extended their upward trend, reaching all-time highs.

By index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 51,521.28, up 253.38 points (0.49%) from the previous trading day. The S&P 500 rose 44.98 points (0.58%) to 7,818.93, and the Nasdaq Composite ended trading at 27,599.79, up 122.48 points (0.45%).

■ Precious Metals Market Watching U.S. Treasury Yields Movements in U.S. Treasury yields are considered a key variable in the precious metals market, including gold, so future trends warrant close attention.

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