Gold Rush Hits South Korea: Vending Machines Sell Shiny Bars

  • South Korea witnesses a surge in gold demand, with prices reaching record highs.
  • This trend is driven by economic uncertainty and a weakening Korean Won.
  • Capitalizing on the demand, convenience store chain CU offers mini gold bars alongside snacks and drinks.
  • These fingernail-sized bars, ranging from 0.1 to 1.87 grams, cater to budget-conscious investors.
  • The 1-gram bar, priced at 113,000 won ($83.50), reportedly sold out within two days.
  • Experts believe gold's appeal lies in its status as a safe haven asset during economic volatility.

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