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Morgan Stanley warns of continued declines in China stocks
Morgan Stanley predicts a further 10-15% decline in Chinese stocks, citing bearish sentiment and historical valuation patterns.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 13 November 2026.
The story so far as of 13 November 2026
On 27 October, Morgan Stanley warned that Chinese stocks could fall another 10-15% after recent declines. The investment bank cited historical valuation patterns since 2008. On 13 November, it reported a bearish sentiment in mainland China's stock market, with the Morgan Stanley A-Share Sentiment Indicator dropping to 15% as of 11 November, down from 22% on 5 November. The bank maintained a cautious outlook on the broader market due to this decline in sentiment.
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Morgan Stanley reports bearish sentiment in China stocks
Impact Investors in China's stock market face a bearish outlook, potentially affecting investment strategies.
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Morgan Stanley warns of further China stock declines
Impact Investors in Chinese stocks face potential losses as market declines are expected to continue.
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