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India Poised for Six Years of 7% Growth, Surpassing 2003‑07 Record: Korean Economist Kim
✍️ Moneycontrol.com
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 06:24 AM
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India is projected to maintain a 7% annual growth rate for six consecutive years, which would surpass the high‑growth period of 2003‑07, according to Korean economist Kim speaking to Moneycontrol.
Korean economist Kim told Moneycontrol that India is on track to achieve six straight years of 7% growth. This would eclipse the earlier record set during the 2003‑07 period when the economy also experienced strong expansion. Sustained 7% growth over such a span would mark a significant milestone in India’s post‑liberalisation economic trajectory. The projection highlights continued confidence in the country’s structural reforms, demographic dividend, and improving investment climate. If realised, the growth streak would place India among the few emerging economies to maintain such high expansion for half a decade.