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Morgan Stanley Flags Recession Risk but Doubles Down on Stocks

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Higher oil prices could pressure consumers, inflation and investment while keeping South Africa's reform trajectory in focus.

Investing.com -- Morgan Stanley expects the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates through the rest of 2026 before beginning a gradual easing cycle in 2027, with the bank's mid-year outlook resting on fading tariff passthrough and limited spillover from higher oil prices into core inflation.

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While overall layoffs dropped in the first four months of 2026, AI helped drive more than 85,000 job cuts at technology companies.