Tech stock correction may not signal economic peak... Morgan Stanley analysis
Original headline기술주 조정은 경기 정점 신호 아닐 가능성…모건스탠리 분석
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Morgan Stanley said the recent pullback in U.S. technology stocks looks more like a concentrated clearing of major uncertainties than a signal that the economic cycle has peaked. Andrew Sheets, the bank's global head of fixed income research, cited a still-strong global manufacturing PMI and a positive U.S. Treasury yield curve as evidence against an imminent downturn. The call is Morgan Stanley's own analysis and could shift as new data arrive. Investors have been dumping cyclical sectors and momentum trades at historic rates on peak-cycle fears, making the debate over whether this is a late-cycle warning or a temporary reset the key issue to watch.
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