Morgan Stanley stands firm on Sensex target despite global uncertainties, cites India’s improving earnings and post-Covid valuations.

Morgan Stanley is standing firm on its year-end Sensex target of 105,000 points by December 2025, despite global trade tensions and recent market volatility. The strategists at Morgan Stanley point to the improving earnings growth in India and emphasize the attractiveness of stock valuations following the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, they also highlight external risks such as US tariff policies and the strength of the dollar as potential concerns moving forward. The investment firm’s optimism in the Indian market reflects confidence in the country’s economic recovery and growth prospects. The continued focus on achieving the set target indicates a positive outlook for investors looking to capitalize on the potential opportunities in the Indian stock market.

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