Jim Rogers remains long on the US dollar despite its flaws and sees it as a safe haven during turmoil. He believes that gold and silver ser...

While legendary investor Jim Rogers believes that commodities remain one of the cheapest asset classes right now despite a considerable run...

"I expect a correction in most commodities. The fundamentals are probably sound, but they have all been going straight up," says Jim Rogers.

According to Jack Schwager, the truth is that in order to become a successful trader in the long run, it is essential to put in some dedica...

'If you buy things that other people are ignoring, people call you a contrarian. I just call it looking for value.'

'Indian farmers could be rich if the govt would leave them alone'

The won will struggle to move in either direction, no matter what the outcome is.

India spent $63.96 billion on crude oil import in 2015-16, about half of the $112.7 billion outgo in the previous financial year and $143 b...

"I suspect there will be another chance to buy gold sometime in the next year or two," says commodities guru Jim Rogers.

"Base metals seem to be set for a rally. As all the major economies continue to develop, base metals prices have been bashed very badly. I ...

Gold took a big hit in 2013, registering its biggest drop in last 30 years, as super cycle in commodities got challenged and the basket mad...

India has not been managed very well for decades, as far as the economy is concerned, India needs new politicians, says Jim Rogers.

'I have no idea what's going to happen. I doubt if gold will go to $2,000. Its more likely to have a correction'.

Gold climbed to a record in New York and London after Japan cut its key interest rate and said it would step up asset purchases.

Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc said seven non-executive directors are retiring from the biggest bank controlled by the UK to clear the wa...

Jim Rogers, a die-hard fan of China is convinced that the world, led by the US, is headed for worst recession since World War II. Weekend P...

ABN Amro Holding NV, the biggest Dutch bank, expects to sell $500 million of commodities products to investors in Asia this year.