sail: Buy, Sell or Hold? Morgan Stanley stays underweight on LIC Housing; Goldman buys Bajaj Auto

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Brokerage firms offer varied outlooks on major stocks. Morgan Stanley maintains an Underweight stance on LIC Housing Finance and SAIL due to sector challenges.

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Brokerage views on key stocks are mixed, with Morgan Stanley maintaining an Underweight stance on LIC Housing Finance and SAIL due to structural challenges and price sensitivity. Conversely, Goldman Sachs remains bullish on Bajaj Auto, raising its target price on strong domestic demand, exports, and EV traction.

Brokerage views on key stocks remain mixed, reflecting sector-specific dynamics and company fundamentals. Morgan Stanley has maintained an Underweight stance on LIC Housing Finance and SAIL, citing structural challenges to loan growth in housing finance and the sensitivity of steel profitability to price movements.LIC Housing Finance posted a margin-led NII beat alongside improving asset quality, though loan growth continues to moderate. At

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