How bad is current slowdown in the Indian economy; read all this and more on Moneycontrol Pro
A look at bank credit numbers for the first four months of this fiscal, compared to previous years, gives a better picture of how the economy is faring


Representational image[/caption]The headlines are screaming that car sales are at a 20-year low. Growth in the eight core sectors is near a 4-year low. But this may not give the full picture. A look at bank credit numbers for the first four months of this fiscal, compared to previous years, gives a better picture of how the economy is faring. Read here.This FMCG company has an ability to compound that long term investors may likeFor long, Dabur has been an investor favourite due its ability to give healthy annual returns over a long period. Steady earnings growth in good times and bad led to higher valuations too. While the company is facing some near term challenges and the fall in equities has affected valuations, read here for our analyst’s opinion on the stock for a long term investor.Check out this label – the risk-reward is favourableThis homegrown company in the coding and marking industry has found a sweet spot as the organised retail sector is set to grow exponentially, with reforms such as the Goods and Services Tax making it mandatory to label goods. Competition and a slowing economy are risks that the company faces. Our analyst takes a look at this stock’s risk-reward profile now that it is down 44 percent from its 52-week high levels. Read here.Independence Day Offer: Pay Rs 289 for 3 months and get Moneycontrol Pro for 1 year.Use code “FREEDOM” For more information, check out the Moneycontrol website or mobile app.

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