Morgan Stanley expects India's economy to perform better in the future. Stanley believes that India is about to embark on a long bull run, while China is fast approaching the end.
US investment banker Morgan Stanley said on Thursday that lower return expectations from the Indian stock market is due to persistent growth disappointment of past few years, signalling low investor confidence in the nation's growth story.
Global brokerage firm Morgan Stanley expects Sensex to touch 37,500 by 2018-end, and a best-case scenario analysis suggests it could go well beyond this estimate.
'There is scope for visible shifts in economic activity starting in 2018 which would eventually lead India to be the top five equity markets in the world by 2027.'
GST is expected to disrupt smaller businesses causing job losses and a general slowdown, but will lead to lower public debt to GDP subsequently.
India's consumer sectors is also likely to add about USD 1.5 trillion over the next ten years.
Foreign brokerage Morgan Stanley today said it sees banks' provisioning for 12 largest default accounts doubling up from the current level.
mutual fund managed by Morgan Stanley has slashed the value of its Flipkart shares by 38 per cent, for the fourth time over a year, valuing the company at $5.5 billion (approx Rs 38,000 crore).
New Delhi: In the latest in what appears to be a series of troubles for India’s biggest e-commerce giant, Morgan Stanley, a mutual fund investor in Flipkart, has marked down the company shares by 15.5
New Delhi: The government is likely to gain votes that it requires to get the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill passed in the Rajya Sabha this year, according to a report by American investment
New Delhi: Even before Reliance Jio launches its 4G services in the country, Morgan Stanley believes the pricing pressures are already pinching the incumbents thanks to a tepid growth in the data market, warranting a
New Delhi: The Indian economy is likely to witness a "slow but sustainable" recovery and is expected to clock a GDP growth of 7.5 per cent this fiscal, a Morgan Stanley report says.According to the
New Delhi: India is expected to spend a whopping USD 95 billion (over Rs 6.34 lakh crore) on ramping up its rail infrastructure, a step that will help in increasing the country's manufacturing competitiveness, a
New Delhi: Tom Nides, vice-chairman of top investment-banking Morgan Stanley, has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has successfully managed to send out a strong message to US and Europe that his government is serious
New Delhi: India's current account which has been consistently in deficit over the last 10 years is likely to swing into a minor surplus of 0.3 per cent of GDP in 2015, says a Morgan
New Delhi: The government's reforms agenda is on track and the economy is on its way to transition to 6.5 per cent growth and 6 per cent inflation levels, says a Morgan Stanley report.According to
New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to hold interest rates at its monetary policy review meeting on December second but is expected to lower them by 50 basis points next year,
New Delhi: India's Sovereign credit rating is expected to remain stable over the next 12-month period, brokerage firm Morgan Stanley said in its research report. “We expect India's Sovereign Rating to remain stable in the
Mumbai: Domestic markets may see the return of retail investors finally as earnings from equities have turned positive in recent months, brokerage firm Morgan Stanley said in a report today.Retail investors could become net buyers
Mumbai: American investment bank Morgan Stanley will be opening its third outsourcing centre in the country at Bangalore next year.“This new site in Bangalore is aligned with our continued focus on leveraging India's skilled and
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