Mark Mobius, Chairman of Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund, maintains an optimistic outlook on India's growth, forecasting a 20% return in...

Mobius, 87, set up his investment management firm in 2018 after retiring from Franklin Templeton Investments, with a goal of raising about ...

Calling India a "land of opportunities and innovation", he said that his optimism about India is driven by the stable government and young ...

“We are very positive on India...India is the second largest in our portfolio, and we have made a lot of money in the last two years. So, w...

After Taiwan, India is currently the top weighted market of Mobius as it takes a bet on the manufacturing potential of the country. The ace...

If you consider the fact that money supply in America went up by over 30 per cent last year, you have to expect prices to go up by that muc...

His view goes against the crowd. Most economists expect the Reserve Bank to raise rates.

That’s bad news for emerging-market bulls who had been touting enhanced interest from US pension funds.

Along with sowing doubt about the veracity of news, social media is shortening people's attention span, according to the 80-year-old fund m...

"The first thing that people have to realise is that investment in stocks is probably one of the best ways to save and grow money," says Mo...

"The market went up too rapidly last year and began to break many valuation measures, prompting some investors to get out of it."

"We have to be patient. We cannot expect overnight results, but over longer term, results would be very good," says Mark, his take on emerg...

The reason for that is the great deal of money in the financial systems, not only in the US but Europe, Japan and other parts of the world.

"A ratings downgrade may even help the BJP because it will highlight the failings of the Congress party."

"I do not think the issue of tapering is going to be significant. It is discounted by the market. What is more important is the size of the...

"Group A change like this for a co that has invested millions of dollars is not a very happy experience and it is not a good sign."

Economic numbers for India, China & other countries in BRICS are looking very good despite all the negative news, says Mark Mobius, Templet...