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From ACC to L&T Finance, mid-cap shares may be in line for a comeback

India's economy is forecast to slow further to 6 per cent growth this year, following a deceleration in 2018, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg

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Smaller companies have earned another look after suffering through some two years of underperformance relative to their larger peers.

The divergence between the two groups is “significant” compared with longer-term historical correlations, according to Citigroup. The MSCI India Mid-Cap Index has lost 17 per cent in the past two years, while the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex has gained more than 20 per cent.

“With better risk-reward post underperformance, we would selectively look to add mid-caps,” Citi analyst Surendra Goyal wrote in a note this week. 

“Valuation discount of mid caps versus large caps is close to 10-year highs, highlighting the improved risk-reward and