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Morgan Stanley has revised its target for the BSE Sensex for December 2025, reducing it by 12% from 93,000 points to 82,000 points. This adjustment reflects a base case scenario that suggests an upside potential of 9% from the current levels. The decision comes amid broader market adjustments, as other financial institutions, including Citigroup Inc., have also lowered their earnings estimates for 2025. The changes indicate a cautious outlook on the Indian stock market, influenced by various economic factors.
Morgan Stanley cuts December 2025 target for the Sensex by 12% to 82,000 as their base case from 93,000 levels predicted earlier. Details👉https://t.co/6DO93wRVPr @Pun_ditry #Markets #MorganStanley #Sensex #BSE #RidhamDesai https://t.co/t9LilYEVci
#BrokerageRadar | Morgan Stanley on India: Our BSE Sensex target of 82,000 (down from 93,000) implies upside potential of 9% to December 2025 These are the GDP growth and inflation estimate and other highlights 👇 @MorganStanley #Sensex #StockMarket https://t.co/BLhUE2aJzy
#MarketsWithBS | Morgan Stanley cuts December 2025 target for the Sensex by 12% to 82,000 as their base case from 93,000 levels predicted earlier. @Pun_ditry shares details #Markets #MorganStanley #Sensex #BSE #RidhamDesai https://t.co/6DO93wRVPr
