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India is unlikely to achieve China's 8-10% economic growth rate in the long term, though Morgan Stanley remains optimistic about India's prosp.
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Morgan Stanley s report suggests India s current economic surge resembles the mid-2000s, foreseeing a continuing investment-driven cycle. Noting high investment-to-GDP ratios, it projects a rise to 36% by FY27. Urban demand surpassing rural, reminiscent of the 2003-07 cycle, is expected to continue. India s global market share in goods and services, particularly in exports, mirrors growth seen in the mid-2000s.