Morgan Stanley: Weaker Dollar to Boost U.S. Stocks
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Morgan Stanley analysts argue that a depreciating U.S. dollar could serve as a tailwind for domestic corporate earnings, potentially propelling the S&P 500 to outperform global equity markets. Michael Wilson maintains a 5,000-5,500 target range for the benchmark index, contingent upon favorable macroeconomic conditions.
The bullish stance contrasts sharply with JPMorgan’s preference for international equities, where Mislav Matejka sees better risk-reward dynamics amid potential tariff reductions. Bank of America’s strategists have adopted an outright bearish position, recommending clients reduce exposure to U.S. equities.
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