Morgan Stanley sees Central and Eastern Europe as an AI hedge
10/30/2026 — 10/30, 18:19·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Morgan Stanley analysts say Central and Eastern Europe is emerging as one of the most attractive opportunities in emerging markets, as inves…
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On 30 October 2026, Bloomberg Technology reported that Morgan Stanley analyst Paul Psaila said Central and Eastern Europe offers one of the most attractive opportunities in emerging markets as investors look to diversify from the artificial intelligence trade, supported by improving ties with the European Union and a growing pipeline of investment. The report did not specify a concrete investment volume, nor any subsequent developments, so the account stands at that statement as of 30 October 2026.
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According to Bloomberg Technology, Morgan Stanley's Paul Psaila notes that as investors seek to diversify away from the crowded AI trade, Central and Eastern Europe is emerging as one of the most attractive emerging market opportunities.
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