Morgan Stanley downgrades European energy sector to underweight, citing expected peak crude oil market tightness, while upgrading real estate to overweight.
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Morgan Stanley has downgraded the energy sector due to expected peak crude oil market tightness.
The pandemic has resulted in a significant decline in car sales, and the sector is expected to take time to recover.
The firm has upgraded the real estate sector due to the expectation of a strong recovery in the European real estate market, driven by low interest rates and improving economic conditions.
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