Morgan Stanley shares end higher, closing at $212.66 after a 2.9% jump
In the latest trading session, Morgan Stanley’s stock climbed about 2.9% to $212.66, according to a market recap that did not spell out a specific catalyst.
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In the latest trading session, Morgan Stanley’s stock climbed about 2.9% to $212.66, according to a market recap that did not spell out a specific catalyst.
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Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) ended the latest trading day at $206.66, down 1.71% from the prior close, according to a market recap that said the decline was larger than that of the broader market.
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A new market write-up frames Morgan Stanley as a candidate for momentum-focused portfolios, pointing to the bank’s recent catalysts and the way its business mix can respond to changing market conditions.