South Korea's return to the gold market after 13 years has reinforced strong central bank demand, a key factor supporting bullion prices despite recent volatility. Analysts believe the correction offers a gradual buying opportunity, with sustained official purchases, geopolitical risks and monetary uncertainty underpinning gold's long-term investment case.

Bank of Korea will buy domestically produced gold as part of a gradual effort to diversify its foreign reserves amid heightened geopolitical risks.

South Korea's return to the gold market after 13 years has reinforced strong central bank demand, a key factor supporting bullion prices despite recent volatility. Analysts…