In the domestic gold market on November 7, 2026, the buying price of pure gold rose, while platinum and silver prices also climbed across the board. The selling price of pure gold and 18K and 14K gold prices remained at the same levels as the previous day.

【Pure Gold (24K) Buying Price at 778,000 Won... Up 7,000 Won from Previous Day】

According to domestic gold price data from GoldPrice.com (Geumsise.com), as of November 7, the price of pure gold (24K) per don (3.75g) was recorded at 778,000 won for buying and 670,000 won for selling. The buying price of pure gold rose 7,000 won from the previous day, while the selling price remained unchanged.

The 18K gold price per don was 495,000 won for selling, unchanged from the previous day, and the 14K gold price was also recorded at 384,000 won for selling, showing no price movement.

【Platinum and Silver Prices Also Rise Across the Board】

Platinum per don (3.75g) was listed at 290,000 won for buying and 240,000 won for selling. Compared to the previous day, the buying price rose 6,000 won and the selling price rose 4,000 won.

Silver per don (3.75g) was recorded at 9,250 won for buying and 8,550 won for selling. Both the buying and selling prices rose 200 won from the previous day.

【International Gold Prices 'in Focus' After the Weekend... U.S. Stock Market Volatility a Variable】

As global financial markets react sensitively to political and economic variables in the United States, attention is also focusing on the future movement of international gold prices after the weekend.

Following the Democratic Party's victory in the U.S. midterm elections, the New York Stock Exchange saw large-scale selling centered on artificial intelligence (AI) technology stocks, with major indices plunging at one point, resulting in an unstable market. As technology stocks that had led the U.S. stock market's upward trend wobble, changes are appearing in overall market investment sentiment.

The market is watching whether this stock market volatility will turn out to be a temporary correction or whether its effects will spread to other asset markets. In particular, as price movements of major financial assets such as stocks, bonds, and the dollar are intricately intertwined, the gold market is unlikely to remain immune to these trends.

Gold is traditionally an asset that draws attention when uncertainty in financial markets grows, but it does not necessarily move in the opposite direction of the stock market. This is because factors such as U.S. interest rate outlooks, the strength of the dollar, and changes in global investors' asset allocations work in combination.

Going forward, the release of U.S. economic indicators and the Federal Reserve's (Fed) policy stance are cited as major variables. Depending on how inflation and employment-related indicators differ from market expectations, interest rate outlooks may change, which could also affect short-term fluctuations in gold prices.

As financial markets search for a new direction following the U.S. midterm elections, interest continues over what price levels international gold prices will form and how domestic gold prices will reflect movements in the global market.

[※ This article is for reference purposes only in making investment decisions, and the final responsibility for investments lies with the investor.]