7% Growth for Six Straight Years: India on Track to Eclipse 2003–07 Record, Says Korean Economist Kim

7% growth for six straight years: India on track to eclipse 2003–07 record, says Korean economist Kim

After contracting by 5.8% during the pandemic, India’s economy rebounded by 9.7% in 2021, before expanding by over 7% in each of the subsequent four years, Kim noted.

India Economic Growth Surge: Korean Economist Predicts Longest Era of Over 7 Percent GDP Expansion

South Korean economist Kyunghoon Kim states that India is heading towards its longest streak of over 7 percent economic growth, backed by upgraded forecasts from global institution

India posts 5 years of 7 pc plus growth, forecasts raised: Top economist

New Delhi, Oct 17 (SocialNews.XYZ) Nearly all major forecasters - including IMF, ADB and World Bank - have recently raised their growth forecasts for India to above 7 per cent for this year and next,... - Social News XYZ

India’s GDP growth set to break 20-year record, South Korean economist explains why

India’s economy could be approaching its longest period of sustained growth above 7 per cent, according to South Korean economist Kyunghoon Kim. His analysis shows that India’s average annual GDP growth during 2021-2025 reached 7.83 per cent, the second-highest five-year average since 1960. With the IMF, World Bank and ADB raising their forecasts, India could surpass its previous growth streak recorded between 2003 and 2007.