Asia markets eyed a higher open with investors eying a key policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Global markets may be plagued with stagflation and the possibility of a world war, but several themes make good plays to 'make money' in the short and medium term, says David Neuhauser, founder and chief investment officer at the U.S. headquartered Livermore Partners. The hedge fund manager names two asset classes as well as one theme in the equities market that he is positive on right now.
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