HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hedge funds, especially U.S.-based ones, added bullish bets on Chinese stocks last week on hopes of progress in U.S.-China trade talks, according to Morgan Stanley. MSCI China ...

The bank upgraded its year-end index targets for Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index, Hang Seng China Enterprises index, MSCI China index, and China's blue-chip CSI300 index to 25,800, 9,500, 83 ...

Morgan Stanley on Thursday slashed its rating on Chinese stocks to equal weight, after being overweight the country's equity market for almost 7.5 years. "It is probably fair to say that we are ...

Morgan Stanley upgraded its outlook for China equities and expects a move toward ending zero-COVID controls to boost stocks. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index could rally 13% from its current level by ...

In 2013, Morgan Stanley’s Asian private equity division helped take Chinese baby-milk producer Feihe International private, working with the company’s controlling family, led by CEO Leng Youbin.

Our bullish view on Chinese equities is not just about reopening, nor is it only a cyclical call. Morgan Stanley in a report titled ‘China Macro & Consumer Outlook: Recovery Beyond Reopening ...

Investing.com-- Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) analysts have upgraded their outlook on Chinese equities, highlighting a structural recovery in return on equity (ROE) and a shift in valuation regimes that ...

A shift away from Chinese equities by global long-term investors has taken a pause, with some funds getting less bearish, according to Morgan Stanley. Outflows from Chinese equities slowed into ...

Morgan Stanley strategists raised their outlook for Chinese stocks for the second time in a little more than a month, citing upside for valuations amid an improving outlook for earnings. “MSCI ...

Morgan Stanley says there is a less bearish tone. A shift away from Chinese equities by global long-term investors has taken a pause, with some funds getting less bearish, according to Morgan Stanley.

Reading the tea leaves on Chinese equities is harder than ever. ... Strategists at Morgan Stanley reckon the MSCI China Index could rise by as much as 23% or fall by as much as 36% in the next 12 ...