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Mark Mobius turned bullish on Chinese equities, citing confidence in the recent rebound after advising investors to avoid them in April.

Mobius said he's pretty certain that the Modi government will be re-elected in 2024. He continues to hold on to Indian companies in his portfolio. Indian markets are among his top picks.

Dubai, where Mark Mobius has lived for the past three years, has emerged as a favored destination for investment banks, asset managers and hedge fund traders, who are drawn by its ease of doing business, tax-free status and allure as a global travel...

“We are seeing the likes of Starbucks and other fast food organizations coming into India because they realize that Indians now have the money to consume these services. It is best to look at the higher end spectrum in the food sector, and particula...

“If somebody can put their money in the bank and get 5%, it is difficult to put more money into India or for that matter, any other market. So there is a great sucking sound that is taking place around the world. The US dollar is so strong against c...

​Mobius, 87, set up his investment management firm in 2018 after retiring from Franklin Templeton Investments, with a goal of raising about $1 billion within two to three years. The focus of the fund was developing regions such as China, India, Lati...

Calling India a "land of opportunities and innovation", he said that his optimism about India is driven by the stable government and young demographic, with an average age of 27 years.

Barclays has reduced its exposure to Indian conglomerate Adani following allegations made by short-seller Hindenburg Research earlier this year. Some executives are scrutinising links with the company as a regulatory probe into the claims is due to ...

Dr Mark Mobius, the founder of Mobius Capital Partners, maintains his mental and physical fitness by learning new things, travelling, stationary cycling and weight training. Managing $300m in assets under management (AUM) across countries, Mobius ad...

“At the end of the day, this is a great opportunity to be in equities because of the doubts that people have with rising interest rates, etc. It is very important for people to have exposure to the equity market, not the debt market, but the equity ...

The co-founder of Mobius Capital Partners LLP said in an interview Monday in Singapore that his next target for Bitcoin is $10,000. He added he wouldn’t invest his own cash or client money in digital assets as “it’s too dangerous.”

“There is a tremendous change taking place in China where the idea of an open society is not taking place to a degree that we expected. It will be moving more towards a Maoist type of environment. The outlook for business is not going to be as good ...

“In dollar terms, the Indian market probably get annualised returns of 5-6% for the entire market but of course for good companies, the returns would be much higher than that. It would be in the mid teens in dollar terms. So that is the kind of thin...

Mark Mobius , Partner, Mobius Capital Partners says, "If you compare countries around the world, India looks very good, particularly if you look at the big countries and compare China and India. As you know China is going through a terrible time now...

“The biggest risk at the end of the day is currency devaluation because the way governments have been printing money means that their currencies will be devalued and that can lead to a very high inflation and general breakdown of the economy. At the...

“Many have been burnt with their investments in China. In fact, we were in a meeting recently and the first thing the client said was do not talk to us about China. So a lot of big institutional investors have been burnt badly in China and therefore...

“In India, we are invested in software, healthcare, basic infrastructure companies as well as companies doing tubes like Apollo Tubes. So in India, the portfolio is a little bit more varied but we are betting more and more on India because we think ...

“Interest rates in the US are headed for 9%. We have to get ready for that. However, high interest rates do not kill markets. Stock markets can go up in the face of high interest rates. Temporarily there will be some impact but in the long run, bull...

“It is not a good idea to invest in indices. We are better off being an active investor, looking at companies individually and making decisions on that basis. It has paid off for us because those who have been following the index were hurt badly by ...