Veteran investor Mark Mobius outlines his 2026 outlook, calling India the number one emerging market with a target allocation of 30%, focusing on software and hardware. While warning of an AI bubble and shying away from Indian banks, he remains bullish on gold, seeing a potential for $5,000.
Investors will likely only be able to assess market opportunities once the trade negotiations take place over the next four to six months, Mobius said
Mobius said he would also like to look at stocks that have 'orientation' towards the semiconductor industry, as India will eventunally become a lot more competitive in high-end semiconductor chip manufacturing.
The German investor also called PM Modi a “great leader” and a “very, very good person”, NDTV said in a report citing an IANS interview
The ongoing momentum in Indian stocks is likely to take Sensex past 1,00,000 mark 'probably by end of the year', provided measures by capital market regulator do not become a dampener, Mobius said.
Despite valuation concerns being echoed in India's small and midcap space, Mobius said he is still very upbeat on India's as an investment destination.
As he prepares to launch the new fund in January 2025, Mobius addressed market volatility by citing the wisdom of Sir John Templeton: The best time to invest is when you have money.
Mark Mobius stressed on the need for India to double its power capacity to meet growing consumer demands, predicting significant growth in the power sector.
Mark Mobius, Chairman of Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund talks about India as the emerging market, geopolitics & investing in China. He also believes a key driver of India's growth will be its ability to attract foreign investments in technology sectors such as semiconductors and software. Watch the full interview here.
Addressing the substantial outflow of Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) money, Mobius noted that the uncertainty surrounding election results is causing FIIs to pull out money
India is increasingly becoming a logical choice for investors globally amid a slowdown in China, says Mark Mobius. However, markets are yet to witness a significant shift in investment flows from China to India, he said
The rapid movements in digitisation of the Indian economy and other technological advancements powered by a young population got Mobius bullish about the country’s prospects.
MapMyIndia, founded nearly three decades ago, created digital maps of India long before Google Maps changed web cartography
When asked about arguably the best company that is manufacturing AI tools for the world, Mobius cited Amazon as the best example.
In a first since 1988, China's foreign direct investment for the September quarter turned negative.
Moving forward, Mobius will now focus on new projects in Dubai centered around entrepreneurship investments and consulting, he further announced on the microblogging site.
Mobius Investment Trust will continue to be managed by Mobius Capital Partners, which is led by Founding Partner Carlos Hardenberg, according to a statement from the trust.
In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, global investment guru Mark Mobius gives us his take on Indian stocks and sectors
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Ace investor & money manager Mark Mobius is extremely bullish on emerging markets, and India is one of the countries at the very top of his list. What makes Mobius so confident about India's growth story - and what opportunities does he think one must tap in the Indian stock market? Watch to find out!