Disney's ongoing carriage dispute with YouTube TV is costing the entertainment giant tens of millions of dollars per week, according to an analysis by a Wall Street leader.

YouTube TV customers have lost access to ABC and ESPN amid the dispute with Disney, the parent company of those media brands, with the blackout entering its 13th day on Wednesday.

An analysis by Morgan Stanley estimated in a research note released Sunday that the impact of 14 days of the YouTube TV blackout would create a $60 million revenue headwind for Disney. That amounts to about $30 million per week, or about $4.3 million per day, in lost revenue due to the dispute.

Morgan Stanley noted that YouTube TV is the third-largest multichannel provider in the U.S., and forecasted that the dispute will end late

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