New Delhi, Aug. 16 -- India's factory output growth slipped to a four-month low of 2% in June, signalling a broad-based demand slowdown and further signs of stress in the economy. Data released by the National Statistical Office (NSO) on Friday, 9 August, showed manufacturing and mining sectors tottering below the 2% level. Electricity, however, grew at a robust pace of 8.2% due to rising summer demand. Analysis of the user-based sectors showed that the slowdown in the economy has gripped most sectors, except intermediate goods, which grew at 12.4% in June. Capital goods, infrastructure goods and consumer durables all contracted in June, while primary goods almost remained flat, growing at a feeble 0.5%. Only eight out of the 23 industry gr...