Morgan Stanley Remains a Buy on CSPC Pharmaceutical Group (CHJTF)
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In addition to Morgan Stanley, CSPC Pharmaceutical Group also received a Buy from Nomura's Jialin Zhang in a report issued on May 29. However, yesterday, Macquarie maintained a Hold rating on CSPC Pharmaceutical Group (Other OTC: CHJTF).
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