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Morgan Stanley’s Wilson Sees Earnings-Led Upturn in Industrials

Bloomberg Markets Monday 05 October 2026, 10:16 UTC By Michael Msika 1 min read
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A steep drop in US stock valuations since early summer has left some areas of the market looking attractive as earnings growth shows few signs of waning, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.

A steep drop in US stock valuations since early summer has left some areas of the market looking attractive as earnings growth shows few signs of waning, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.
Morgan Stanley’s (ORG) Wilson Sees (PERSON) US (LOCATION) Morgan Stanley (ORG)
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