Exclusively for CNBC Pro Subscribers - Surging prices could force an acceleration of investments that are inherently deflationary

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Surging prices could force an acceleration of investment in technology that enhances productivity, and some innovative firms stand to benefit the most, Morgan Stanley found. The Wall Street firm believes that persistent inflation would give rise to transformational investment across industries. The bank said many of these technologies are inherently deflationary. Subscribe to read the latest article and see which companies Morgan Stanley's analysts are calling "increasingly valuable" as they have developed deflationary products and services, worthy of investing. |
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