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Morgan Stanley's revenue and profit hit records on a surge in stock trading
United States🏛️ PoliticsCenter9 hr. ago

Morgan Stanley's revenue and profit hit records on a surge in stock trading

Morgan Stanley reported a significant increase in equities trading revenue, which rose by 69% to $6.3 billion during the second quarter. This surge contributed to the bank's overall total revenue reaching $21.35 billion. The growth highlights the strong performance of the firm's investment banking division amid increased market activity.

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Morgan Stanley's revenue and profit hit records on a surge in stock trading

Morgan Stanley reported a significant increase in equities trading revenue, which rose by 69% to $6.3 billion during the second quarter. This surge contributed to the bank's overall total revenue reaching $21.35 billion. The growth highlights the strong performance of the firm's investment banking division amid increased market activity.

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