Triangle Investor, Released on 7/17/25 (Recorded on 7/16/25)

In this interview, economist Simon Hunt discusses the implications of geoeconomic fragmentation on global investment flows, the future of the US dollar amidst BRICS’ push for de-dollarization, and the rising importance of gold and hard assets in a volatile market. He also explores the dynamics of commodities, particularly copper, in the context of geopolitical tensions and economic cycles, and offers insights into the future of geopolitics and economic growth.
Simon Hunt website: https://www.simon-hunt.com/

0:00 Intro
1:57 Geoeconomic fragmentation altering global investment flows
12:35 Currencies, central banks
15:50 Gold bull market
19:30 Weathering macro economic storms
23:26 Speculation/buying stocks, yes or no
27.29 Commodities bull cycle, yes or no
32:10 The world in 10 years, geopolitics, economy

Simon Hunt founded Simon Hunt Strategic Services in 1996. The focus of the company’s work is to provide strategic advice including geopolitical and financial developments as well as structural and tactical changes within China in order to produce a balance outlook for the supply of and demand for copper. Increasingly the work involves understanding the shifts taking place in the balance of global power including how BRICS+ will change the dynamics of the world and how these changes will impact the copper industry. Simon is also the author of the ‘Frontline China Report Service marketed by the TIS GROUP. He is also on the Board of Directors the Great Eastern Gold Company in Australia and Copperman in Chile. Follow Simon at his website https://www.simon-hunt.com/

  economy, geopolitics, gold, middle-east, simon hunt, war