Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Morgan Stanley Predicts Sensex to Reach 95,000 in 12 Months
A famous brokerage, Morgan Stanley, thinks the BSE Sensex will go up by 13% in the next year to reach 95,000.
They believe this is because India's growth cycle is getting better, and the policy environment is stable.
In a best-case scenario, Sensex could even reach 107,000.
However, there's a chance it could fall to 76,000 if global growth slows down or other bad things happen.
But overall, India's long-term story is looking good.
Morgan Stanley predicts Sensex to reach 95,000 in 12 months, up 13%
Brokerage sees improved growth cycle, lower beta, and predictable policy environment
Bull case scenario: Sensex could hit 107,000, bear case: 76,000
Global growth slowdown is the biggest risk to bullish assumptions
India's long-term story reinforced by reforms, domestic bid remains strong
- Who
- Morgan Stanley, a brokerage firm
- What
- Predicted the performance of BSE Sensex in the next 12 months
- When
- In the next 12 months
- Where
- Indian stock market
- Why
- Due to improved growth cycle, lower beta, and predictable policy environment
Bullish View
Bearish View
Growth Prospects
Bullish View
Improved growth cycle, lower beta, predictable policy environment
Bearish View
Potential global slowdown, higher oil prices, US recession
- Base Case Target for Sensex
- 95,000
- Upside Potential
- 13%
- Bull Case Scenario (30% Probability)
- 107,000
- Bear Case Scenario (20% Probability)
- 76,000
- Biggest Risk
- Slowdown in global growth
Sources
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