Morgan Stanley Goes Against Grain With Bond Buy Call; Stocks Up Ahead of Data
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Morgan Stanley strategists stand alone in recommending investors buy government bonds, disputing narratives about foreign selling and weak economic growth.
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They see risks of negative payroll numbers and banks pulling back on credit, with data like gross domestic income and credit manager surveys pointing to weakness.
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The dollar slumped against the yen after Bank of Japan signaled possible end to negative rates. Stocks rose ahead of inflation data.
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Tesla shares rallied on Morgan Stanley upgrade to overweight citing AI potential. Apple to use Qualcomm chips.
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House panel conducting Taiwan war game with Wall Street. FDA re-evaluating common nasal decongestant. Musk biographer changes account of Starlink in Ukraine.