Gold at $6,000, Silver at $120 as Commodity Wars Escalate | Nomi Prins & Michelle Makori

Gold at $6,000, Silver at $120 as Commodity Wars Escalate | Nomi Prins & Michelle Makori

July 11, 2026 · 31 min

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Michelle Makori interviews Dr. Nomi Prins about the escalating commodity warfare and its implications for gold and silver prices.

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief, Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Dr. Nomi Prins, Financial Expert and Best-Selling Author on the sidelines of Rule Symposium. Prins, Founder of Prinsights Global, warns that “commodity warfare” is already underway as nations weaponize control over critical resources, supply chains, and strategic metals. Prins explains how the Iran conflict exposed the market impact of physical supply disruptions, while China’s dominance over metals like tungsten and its role in copper processing reveal much deeper vulnerabilities beneath the surface. Prins also breaks down what this means for dollar dominance, the petrodollar system, and the growing role of gold as a neutral reserve asset. She says physical gold demand and vaulting are increasing even as paper gold has pulled prices lower, creating a gap she believes will help drive gold to $6,000 and silver to $120 by the turn of the year. In this episode of the Real Story with Michelle Makori: - Why Nomi Prins says “commodity warfare” is escalating - How nations are weaponizing supply chains and strategic metals - Why the dollar is still dominant, but less and less so - Why central banks need…

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Host: Michelle Makori

Guest: Dr. Nomi Prins

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Organizations: Miles Franklin Media, Prinsights Global

Places: Iran, China

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