Mobius: I Dont Think Ebola Will Have Big Market Impact

The video discusses the first Ebola case in New York City, involving a doctor who returned from West Africa. Mark Mobius comments on the potential market impact, suggesting that early detection and available treatments may prevent significant disruption. Despite this, public fear has led to market volatility, as seen in recent sell-offs.

What was the initial market reaction to the Ebola case in New York City?

• Markets remained stable.

• There was no market reaction.

• Equity futures fluctuated.

• Markets saw a significant rise.

Who discussed the impact of Ebola on the markets?

• A representative from Doctors Without Borders

• Mark Mobius from Templeton Emerging Markets

• A doctor from West Africa

• A New York City official

What was Mark Mobius's view on the potential spread of Ebola?

• He was not concerned due to available vaccines.

• He believed it would lead to a global pandemic.

• He believed it would have a massive impact.

• He thought it would only affect West Africa.

According to the transcript, what is considered worse than the actual Ebola cases?

• The media coverage

• The government response

• The economic impact

• The fear of Ebola

What prompted the market sell-off mentioned in the transcript?

• A technological breakthrough

• The spread of fear about Ebola

• A natural disaster

• A new government policy