Morgan Stanley warned chip stocks could drop up to 15% more
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Morgan Stanley estimates that Chinese shares could still go back between 10% and 15%, but points out that state-funded purchases could help identify when the market begins to stabilize. The weakness of profits and spending, along with price competition, continues to complicate the picture.
The sell-off in the Chinese stock market may continue. Analysts at the US investment banking and financial services firm Morgan Stanley predict that shares of Chinese companies will fall even further before reaching their minimum valuation levels. Banker.az reports that Bloomberg, a US business and financial news agency, reported this. The bank's analysts, including Laura Wang, […]
Morgan Stanley warns that offshore-listed Chinese stocks could fall another 10% to 15% before valuations reach historic lows. Meanwhile, domestic demand for automobiles in China remains weak, with Cui Dongshu predicting that domestic passenger car retail sales will decline by approximately 22% year-on-year in 2026, falling below the 2020 low.
Global investment bank Morgan Stanley said that the stock prices of Chinese companies listed offshore, including in Hong Kong, could fall by up to an additional 15%.
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