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Morgan Stanley Banker in Australia Says Bathla Is ‘Hammer Blow’

Bloomberg Markets Monday 07 September 2026, 00:11 UTC By Adam Haigh 1 min read
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Morgan Stanley’s investment banking chief in Australia said the collapse of Bathla Group will have significant impacts on the economy at a time when sliding house prices could curb consumer spending.

Morgan Stanley’s investment banking chief in Australia said the collapse of Bathla Group will have significant impacts on the economy at a time when sliding house prices could curb consumer spending.
Morgan Stanley Banker (ORG) Australia (LOCATION) Bathla (PERSON) Morgan Stanley’s (ORG) Bathla Group (ORG)
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