The target for the MSCI EM index has been raised by 8 per cent to 1,130 from 1,050. The index hovered around 1,035 on Monday
New e-commerce rules will slow overall e-commerce growth by 10-70%, says global financial firm
Morgan Stanley this week posted its highest-ever annual profit, even as fourth-quarter performance disappointed investors
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. had a similar issue in 2015, when it insisted it had no relation to a Chinese firm using a nearly identical English and Chinese name
Investors likely to take a view after state election results next month
The global financial services firm noted in its research report that the changing industry dynamics, viz higher rates and NBFC turmoil are set to improve large banks' positioning even more.
Main objective behind this initiative is to connect with emerging start-ups in the country that are working in the domain of artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics and machine learning
Gorman feels that the clarity of the government's action has been exciting and decisions have been made.
Last week, the Sensex had hit an all-time high of 36,548.41, while the broader Nifty also reclaimed the 11,000-mark, touching a high of 11,078.30
Morgan Stanley's base-case June 2019 target for the S&P BSE Sensex remains unchanged at 36,000 levels
He says, last year, Morgan had forecast that oil price would hover around $75 a barrel and now it thinks oil would move around the mid 90s
The brokerage cautions that investors need to distinguish between growth and quality before taking an investment call
Microsoft is currently valued at $722 billion, Apple is valued at $876 billion, Amazon at $753 billion and Alphabet at $731 billion
Going ahead, it sees the impact of higher oil prices and the prospect of a higher deficit as obstacles for the market index
The number of managers running offices for ultra-rich families can't keep up with the region's expansion of wealth, said Rebecca Gooch, London-based Campden's head of research
Arch-rival Goldman Sachs Group Inc reported a 40 per cent drop in bond trading revenue
CHETAN AHYA, global co-head of economics and chief Asia economist at Morgan Stanley, the global financial services entity, says global recovery will be on a sure footing, good news for Indian and regional export. Edited excerpts of a talk with Anup Roy:What is your expectation from the Reserve Bank of India's policy review? We are not expecting RBI to change the policy rate or stance. They might reduce their concerns on the inflation outlook, which probably could be interpreted as a bit more dovish by the market. We are expecting RBI to get back on the rate hike path in the second half of 2018. Until then, they might hold rates steady. We are expecting inflation to go up to the 4.5-5 per cent range by end-December. That doesn't really warrant a rate cut now. As you see the normalisation of the inflation trend in the background, you will see pick-up in growth and demand. We expect GDP (gross domestic product) growth to accelerate back to about eight per cent (yearly) soon. For March ...
Eight public sector banks have taken board approvals to raise fresh capital, says a report
Morgan Stanley's shares were up about 2% at $42.00 in premarket trading
The bank also reported stronger revenue in equities trading