SCOUT· 65%59m·2026-09-07·MoneyForget Tech: Why Hard Assets Will Win The Decade | Jeff Currie
This week on The Master Investor Podcast, Wilfred Frost sits down with one of the world’s foremost commodities experts, Jeff Currie. After nearly three decades building and leading commodities research at Goldman Sachs, Currie shares an unvarnished masterclass on why we are only in the "second or third inning of nine"…
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