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Morgan Stanley's shares fell despite beating profit forecasts because broader market concerns, specifically hot inflation data, outweighed their positive results. High inflation often leads central banks to raise interest rates, which can slow economic growth and reduce corporate profits across the board. Investors reacted to this wider economic outlook, rather than just the bank's individual performance.
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