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Morgan Stanley has raised its target for China's stock index for the second time this year, citing optimism about profit growth.
Morgan Stanley has raised its target for Chinese stock indices for the second time this year, citing improved expectations for profit growth, economic, and exchange rates outlook. In a report, Morgan Stanley strategists Laura Wang and Jonathan Garner have raised the end-of-2025 targets for the Hang Seng Index, Hang Seng H-Share Index ETF, MSCI Chinese Index, and CSI 300 Index to 25,800, 9,500, 83, and 4,220 points respectively, indicating potential increases of 9%, 9%, 9%, and 8% compared to current price levels. Previously, the bank's targets for the aforementioned indices were 24,000, 8,600.
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According to a survey conducted by Deutsche Bank, the possibility of the USA economy entering a recession is nearly fifty-fifty, which raises more questions about the direction of the USA economy. Between March 17 and 20, the average view from 400 respondents indicated that there is about a 43% probability that the USA economy will experience a slowdown in growth over the next 12 months. Although the unemployment rate is at a low level and most data indicate that the USA economy continues to grow even if the growth rate is slowing, the survey results further confirm the messages conveyed by various sentiment surveys, which show that consumers and business leaders are increasingly worried about the risks of economic slowdown or recession.
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