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-27th international gold price 0.1%¡é
-Today's domestic gold price (Korea Gold Exchange 0.3%¡è)

On Friday (local time in the US), international gold prices were weak. Gold prices rose for the sixth week in a row after hitting a nine-month high at the beginning of the week.

On the 27th (local time), the February gold futures price closed at $1,929.40 per ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange, down 60 cents from the previous trading day. It is less than 0.1% lower than the previous day, and it is a pattern of breathing for two consecutive days.

Ahead of the regular meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) scheduled for next week, the recent rise in gold prices seems to have slowed down. The dollar and Treasury yields, which are inversely related to gold, have risen, pushing gold prices down.

However, gold prices rose about 0.1% on a weekly basis. It is the sixth consecutive week of rise, the longest rise in two years and six months since August 2020.

During the first half of the week, gold prices showed new highs every day. It also broke through the $1,940 per ounce range, recording the highest level in nine months since the end of April last year. The attractiveness of gold was supported by expectations of an easing of monetary tightening by the Fed amid slowing inflation, a weak dollar, and concerns about an economic slowdown.

Recent US economic data have helped gold prices, showing that inflationary pressures are easing.

The December Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) price index released by the US Department of Commerce on the same day rose 4.4% from the same period last year. That was down from a 4.7% rise in November and in line with market expectations compiled by The Wall Street Journal. Core PCE prices are showing a steady downward trend from a 5.2% increase in September last year.

Slowing inflation eases pressure on the Fed to raise interest rates. Last year, the Fed, which raised the base rate four times in a row with a giant step (75bp) and one big step (50bp), is expected to normalize the range of interest rate hikes to 25bp at the FOMC next week. The Fed funds rate futures market accepted the possibility of a 25bp interest rate hike as a 99.9% fait accompli. Easing rate hikes tend to reduce the opportunity cost of holding interest-free gold, which is a favorable factor for gold.

However, the release of favorable US economic data put downward pressure on gold prices. This is because the US GDP growth rate announced the previous day showed a stronger-than-expected trend despite concerns about an economic recession. As a safe-haven asset, gold is a hedge against economic downturns. International gold prices gave up much of their gains ahead of the weekend as news of easing concerns over a slowdown in the US economy.

Precious metals market experts predict that gold will strengthen again.

¡°Gold has been doing well over the past few weeks, driven by the depreciation of the US dollar,¡± said Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at SIA Asset Management. It's a trend, but in the long-term picture, gold will continue to strengthen again."

There were also predictions that gold prices could undergo a sharp correction.

¡°Gold has yet to break through the $2,000 mark, and unless there is a clear breakout, there will be a sharp correction,¡± explained Chintan Karnani of Insignia Consultants. ¡°Gold traders will look for clues about a pause in interest rates from the FOMC to help break through $2,000,¡± he added.

Meanwhile, international silver prices fell 40 cents (1.7%) in March to $23.622 per ounce, ending the week down 1.3%. In March, palladium fell 7.2% on the week to $1,599.70 per ounce, down $64.10 (approximately 3.9%), and platinum in April fell $6.20 (0.6%) to $1,016.80 per ounce, down 3% on the week. Copper prices fell 4 cents (nearly 1.1%) in March to $4.2225 per pound, down 0.7% per share.

Domestic gold prices, which closed the day before, showed a strong trend on the morning of the 28th.

According to the Korea Gold Exchange on this day, when a consumer buys 1 don (24k, 3.75g) of pure gold, the price is 329,000 won (including VAT), up 0.3% (1,000 won) from the closing price of the battlefield (as of 9:50 am).

When a consumer sold 1 don of pure gold, the price was 295,000 won, the same as the battlefield. When selling 18k and 14k, the price was 213,900 won and 165,200 won, respectively, maintaining the same level as the previous trading day (when buying 18k and 14k, product market prices are applied).

In addition, the market price of silver decreased by 0.73% and 0.96% from the previous day to 4,130 won and 3,140 won when selling.

On another exchange, the Korea Standard Gold Exchange, when buying 1 don of pure gold, the price is 328,000 won (including vat), up 1,000 won from the previous trading day's closing price, and when selling, it shows 296,000 won, the same as the previous day.

The previous day, the gold price of the Korea Exchange (KRX) closed at 76,380 won per gram, down 0.93% from the previous day's closing price.

At this time, the international gold price (as of 9:50 am, London LBMA GOLD Price) is moving around the $1,927 level.

The previous day, the won/dollar exchange rate in the Seoul foreign exchange market closed at 1231.3 won, up 0.6 won from the previous trading day's closing price.

Detailed daily gold price inquiries can be found on the websites of the Korea Gold Exchange and the Korea Exchange (KRX).

Reporter Joo Hong-cheol of the New Media Department jhc@kjdaily.com
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