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Morgan Stanley profits rise 15% as wealth and trading divisions shine
Morgan Stanley reported a 15 per cent increase in second-quarter profits, boosted by higher revenues at its flagship wealth management business and gains at its trading division. The bank on Wednesday reported net income of $3.
Luckily, any recession in the next 12 months is likely to be mild, Morgan Stanley predicts. A mild downturn could actually end up being a catalyst for more stock gains, the bank says.
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“Tariff and macro uncertainty has only temporarily delayed the pickup in bank M&A, we expect activity picks up as recession risks fade,” the team led by Manan Gosalia and Betsy Graseck wrote ...
What will it take to unlock the housing market? Jim Egan, Morgan Stanley U.S. housing strategist, joins WSJ’s Take On the ...
Analysts have set 12-month price targets for Morgan Stanley Direct, revealing an average target of $20.29, a high estimate of $22.00, and a low estimate of $19.00.
Strategists at Morgan Stanley are out with the view on Wednesday that they do not expect a global recession, even as tariffs and the associated uncertainty weigh on growth. But this could change ...
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Recession fears have ebbed in the last month, but a downturn is still possible. Luckily, any recession in the next 12 months is likely to be mild, Morgan Stanley predicts.
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