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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
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How bad is the current slowdown in the Indian economy?
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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.
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