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Morgan Stanley turns bullish on U.S. stocks. Here’s why it says the market lows have already been made.
Morgan Stanley sees a more "synchronous" earnings recovery for the U.S. ahead, aided by Fed rate cuts next year, dollar ...
Forget 'Sell America': Morgan Stanley makes the case for US stocks and bonds to dominate global markets
Investors are selling American assets over fears of a swelling budget deficit. Morgan Stanley says the trend is unsustainable ...
Morgan Stanley turns bullish on most US assets, except dollar
Morgan Stanley turned bullish on most major U.S. assets, upgrading its stance on stocks and Treasuries to "overweight", ...
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Morgan Stanley finally turns bullish on U.S. stocks as it says the S&P 500 could jump as high as 7,400
Morgan Stanley is also bullish toward Japanese equities ... has jumped on board the U.S. train — moving its rating on U.S. stocks to overweight, and targeting 6,500 at the end of 2025, compared ...
Tesla’s (TSLA) Supply Strategy Supports Morgan Stanley’s Bullish Outlook
With an unchanged price target of $410, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas maintained a Buy rating on Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) ...
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Dollar under pressure despite bullish US stock market outlook, says Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley predicts that the benchmark S&P 500 index will reach 6,500 points in the second quarter of 2026 rather than ...
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Morgan Stanley turns bullish on U.S. stocks, expects S&P500 to hit 6500 by Q2/2026
Morgan Stanley sees broad-based economic weakness, with the U.S., euro area, and U.K. all expected to grow around 1% or less in 2025, while emerging market growth slows by nearly a full percentage ...
Buy any Moody’s downgrade dip in stocks, says Morgan Stanley’s now-optimistic strategist
A dip in the stock market caused by the Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. debt should be bought, according to a once-pessimistic ...
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Morgan Stanley turns bullish on U.S. stocks. Here’s why it says the market lows have already been made.
Flying in the face of this fear is Morgan Stanley and a bullish call of the day that sees the bank shift to an overweight on U.S. stocks and bonds. “Slow-but-not-dire growth makes us neutral on ...