Mark Mobius reaffirmed his bullish stance on Indian equities, despite geopolitical tensions with Pakistan. He criticized bureaucratic hurdl...

Mark Mobius, Founder of Mobius Capital, favors India for investment, especially in technology and semiconductor sectors. He predicts signif...

Mark Mobius, an investment expert, shares his strategy for investing in emerging markets like India, Taiwan, and China. He emphasizes the p...

Mark Mobius emphasized the global influence on the US markets, with significant earnings from emerging countries like India. He recommended...

Mark Mobius highlighted that domestic investors lead the Indian market, despite challenges for foreign investments due to bureaucracy and t...

Mark Mobius indicated that despite some reduction, yen carry trade excesses still persisted in the system. He noted global uncertainty, dri...

“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...

Experts including Chris Wood, Mark Mobius, Shankar Sharma, and Sandip Sabharwal predict that BSE Sensex could hit 100,000 within the next 4...

The Mobius Emerging Markets Fund has a combined 45% of its portfolio allocated to India and Taiwan, with tech hardware and software the big...

The legendary investor, who now runs his own investment firm, said the sideways movement in the India equity market has created some opport...

This will pose a particular problem in the U.S., where a rising inflation rate will weigh on the global reserve currency, said Mobius.

Broadly, Mobius said he was readjusting his portfolios with selective investments.

The 82-year-old said he’s concerned about Saudi Arabia’s governance & commitment to reforms.

Last month, Mobius launched the Mobius Investment Trust.

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

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

"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."