Most of the world's trillions in cross-border money movement still relies on outdated, slow and insecure systems.

In this episode, Ryan Kirkley, CEO of Global Settlement Network, reveals how his company's settlement blockchain cuts out third-party risks and streamlines global transactions.

Kirkley shares insight into how this technology is already moving hundreds of billions of dollars, with expectations for mass adoption within the next three to five years. GSX is pushing to modernize banking infrastructure, aiming to bank 400 million unbanked people while enabling critical digital and cross-border transactions.

This interview was recorded on June 17, 2026.

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Rhona O'Connell of StoneX breaks down gold's price activity over the last six months, including its correction at the beginning of the year and this week's fall below the much-watched US$4,000 per ounce level.

Although the metal is now back above US$4,000, she sees potential for another downward leg.

This interview was filmed on June 25, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:19 - Why did gold fall?

5:35 - Fed and interest rates

8:21 - US inflation outlook

10:41 - China, India demand

15:09 - Gold's next price move

18:45 - Silver's bright future

21:02 - Outro

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Jim Wiederhold of Bloomberg breaks down the commodities sector's performance in 2026, saying institutional investors are becoming increasingly interested in the industry as countries around the world hone in on resource security.

"Commodities have definitely re-emerged as a strategic asset allocation," he said. "The industrial metals story has strengthened. Gold has come off, but it still refuses to step aside from the conversation. And then supply security is the big new investment theme over the last year and a half that's only strengthened with what we've seen so far in 2026."

This interview was filmed on June 22, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - The security narrative

1:48 - Energy, copper in focus

4:24 - Oil higher for longer?

6:17 - Stagflation in the US?

8:23 - Gold's key price drivers

11:03 - Watch aluminum, silver

14:02 - New commodities era?

16:16 - Commodities vs. AI

18:57 - Strategic allocations

19:42 - Outro

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Global X research analyst Brooke Thackray joins the Investing News Network's Georgia Williams to discuss why uranium's long-term fundamentals remain intact despite recent volatility. Thackray explains the growing gap between spot and term prices, the impact of supply disruptions at major producers and why utilities continue to secure long-term contracts.

The conversation also explores AI-driven electricity demand, the rise of small modular reactors (SMRs), strategic uranium stockpiles and the growing importance of energy security. Thackray shares his outlook on uranium prices, supply deficits and the catalysts that could bring new investors into the sector.

This interview was recorded on June 10, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

1:15 - Uranium market consolidation

6:30 - Sulfuric acid disruptions could impede market

12:18 - US efforts to secure supply

15:20 - Strategic stockpiles

20:30 - SMR market growth

26:45- Incentivizing production

35:51 - Outro

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Most tokenization standards treat blockchain as a one-size-fits-all solution — until now. Edwin Mata, co-founder and CEO of BRICKKEN, shares how ERC-7943, developed through a diverse consortium, offers a new blueprint for institutions eager to unlock liquidity on Ethereum and compatible chains.

Imagine a token standard that seamlessly covers everything from securities to commodities. From simplifying legal compliance to enabling tailor-made functions, this breakthrough standard can make tokenization simpler, safer and more accessible.

This interview was recorded on June 11, 2026.

0:00 - Understanding the URWA standard and tokenization

5:03 - Bridging legal gaps in tokenization

8:09 - The competitive landscape of tokenization

9:37 - Regulatory perspectives on tokenization

12:28 - Future of ERC 7943 and adoption

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John Feneck of Feneck Consulting shares his outlook for gold and silver, commenting on the impact of the latest US Federal Reserve meeting — the first with Chair Kevin Warsh at the helm — and the deal between the US and Iran.

Companies mentioned by John in the interview (in order): 1911 Gold (TSXV:AUMB,OTCQX:AUMBF), Triumph Gold (TSXV:TIG,OTCQB:TIGCF), Sylla Gold (TSXV:SYG,OTCPL:SYGCF), Xtra-Gold Resources (TSX:XTG,OTCQB,XTGRF), Silverco Mining (TSXV:SICO,OTCQB:SICOF), Silver47 Exploration (TSXV:AGA,OTCQX:AAGAF), Guardian Metal Resources (LSE:GMET,OTCQB:GMTLF), Western Star Resources (CSE:WSR,OTCQB:WSRIF), PTX Metals (TSXV:PTX,OTCQB:PANXF), First Phosphate (CSE:PHOS,OTCQX:FRSPF), Jericho Energy Ventures (TSXV:JEV,OTCID:JROOF).

John's details:

Website: http://www.feneckconsulting.com

Email: [email protected]

X: @feneckconsult

Facebook: FeneckConsulting

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-feneck-26386a14/

YouTube with Don Durrett: ‪‪@feneckcommoditiesreport

Newsletter: "Feneck Commodities Report"

This interview was filmed on June 17, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - Fed meeting takeaways

4:12 - The Fed under Warsh

6:12 - Iran war and gold price

9:16 - Gold stocks to watch

16:30 - Has gold bottomed?

18:58 - Key levels for silver

20:50 - Silver stocks to watch

25:21 - Critical minerals stocks

31:01 - New areas to watch

33:18 - Outro

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David Nicholas of XFunds shares his outlook for gold, calling it "very constructive." In his view, it wouldn't be surprising to see an 8 to 10 percent increase in the yellow metal's price in the next 30 days.

"I think gold and silver are the next trades to do really well here," he said.

This interview was filmed on June 16, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:17 - Gold price to get a bid

4:53 - Fed meeting, inflation

9:11 - Wall Street vs. Main Street

11:58 - Stock market rotation

14:39 - Key sectors to watch

17:13 - Nuclear, defense

19:55 - Bitcoin price outlook

23:07 - Great time to invest

24:30 - Outro

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Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group shares his summer outlook for gold and silver prices, saying he expects consolidation within a volatile range. However, as the year continues he believes both precious metals could reapproach highs seen earlier in 2026.

"Our view is that the (gold) price moves sideways in a very volatile fashion for the next 2.5 months," he said. "Whether it gets below US$4,000 (per ounce) — I don't know if that's going to happen. These are very volatile markets, and very volatile and economically uncertain times."

This interview was filmed on June 15, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:23 - Why gold went down

2:01 - Has gold bottomed?

3:51 - Gold price and Iran war

9:51 - Global risk still high

13:26 - Warsh, Fed meeting

18:35 - Economy in peril

20:59 - Gold demand trends

24:03 - Next trigger for gold

29:11 - Silver supply/demand

34:09 - Triple-digit silver?

35:55 - PGMs price outlook

39:23 - PGMs substitution

42:41 - Beware disinformation

44:42 - Outro

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The headline indexes are hitting all-time highs, so why does it feel so difficult to find value? In this episode of INN Conversation, host Georgia Williams sits down with Steve Neamtz, president of Yorkville America Equities, to dissect the uncomfortable truth behind the S&P 500's record run.

Neamtz argues that the passive investing era is ending, replaced by a period where "intentional exposure" matters more than ever. He makes a compelling, data-driven case for why institutional capital is mispricing defense and domestic energy, and reveals the physical infrastructure layer of the artificial intelligence boom that most retail investors are completely missing.

This interview was filmed on June 9, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:50 - Yorkville America Equities background

5:35 - Defense and energy opportunities

9:19 - Thematic ETFs with America-first focus

14:38 - Intentional exposure vs. passive exposure

16:35 - Market is mispricing the defense sector

19:38 - Outro

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Peter Grandich of Peter Grandich & Co. weighs in on recent gold and silver price declines, saying that after previously exiting all of his mining stock positions except one, he's now ready to start buying back into the sector.

"In the last couple of days I have suggested that we're finally seeing the signs of a classic washout, heavy correction, in a mega bull market," he said. "I think all the measures now that we would want to start to see come together for the end of this decline are before us."

This interview was filmed on June 11, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - Is the bottom in for gold?

4:46 - Key gold drivers in place

10:35 - Outlook for inflation

14:04 - Growing wealth disparity

18:44 - Fed meeting next week

20:39 - US economic outlook

26:26 - Gold revaluation in US

29:18 - Bearish on stocks, bonds

33:30 - Timing the stock market

40:04 - Case for copper, uranium

46:15 - Final thoughts from Peter

47:59 - Outro

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