Mumbai
The Indian stock market saw tremendous purchases on Wednesday. After the huge fall in the previous session in the Sensex and Nifty, they saw a boom on Wednesday after the initial deals. The BSE Sensex rose from 800 to 800 points during trading. Meanwhile, a report of Global Brokerage firm Morgan Stanley’s heart has appeared. According to the latest report by Morgan Stanley, the Sensex can touch a historic figure of 1 lakh in the next one year.
Sensex will be 1 lakh by June 2026!
According to Morgan Stanley’s report, the decline of the stock market hall has brought an attractive opportunity to invest in the long term. Morgan Stanley has revised his base case Sensex Target for June 2026. In the latest report, the Global Brokerage firm has predicted that the index will reach 1,00,000 points under the bull case outlook. By June 2026, the Sensex base case target has set 89,000, which shows an increase of 8% from current levels.
What did the brokerage firm say?
In the bull case, Morgan Stanley has imagined a more favorable macro and policy environment, leading to the Sensex to reach 1,00,000 by June 2026. At the same time, in the base case outlook, brokerage estimates that by June 2026, the Sensex will reach 89,000. Morgan Stanley’s equity strategist Ridham Desai and Nayanat Parekh said, “Our new target for Sensex is 89,000 (8% upset) by June 2026, which is included in our new income estimates and the December 2025 is also ahead of 82,000. Is.” This level suggests that the BSE Sensex will trading on the trailing P/e multiple of 23.5X, which is average of 25 years average 21x.
Will the market fall up to 70,000?
In addition, Morgan Stanley has stated 20% possibility in terms of its recession, with the Sensex fall to 70,000 by June 2026. In this outlook, crude oil prices have been considered a faster increase of more than $ 100 per barrel, due to which monetary stability will be done by RBI to maintain economic stability. It also includes important recession in global development including recession in the US. Under these circumstances, the income hike by FY 28 is expected to decrease by 15% annually, with a decline in FY 26. Equity valuations are also expected to decrease in response to deteriorating macro fundamental.
