New Delhi, Oct. 23 -- Known for his contrarian view and focus on commodities like gold and silver, veteran investor Jim Rogers is cautious and a bit worried.

"In my experience, when everything is doing well, that's exactly when you should start asking questions and worrying," said Rogers, citing resilience in global markets amid uncertainty. "We may see issues arising from the US-China situation," he said, while also warning that Mr Trump's unpredictable behaviour makes it hard for investors to plan ahead.

Rogers, who co-founded Quantum Fund alongside Hungarian-American investor and philanthropist George Soros, said he still holds shares in China and Uzbekistan but has sold most others. In an interview, he told Mint that he isn't buying...