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JULY 2021 - Edelweiss Wealth Management
JULY 2021
Agenda
    Pg 03       Rebound In Economic Activity

        Pg 07       Executive Summary

            Pg 10    Global Macros

                 Pg 13   Asset Class Specific Views and Performance

                     Pg 26     Model Portfolio

                             Pg 34   Data Tables and Annexure
While Macro Numbers Dwindled Due To                                                                                            2nd
Wave
        GST collections in June dropped below INR 1 lakh crore                                            Manufacturing as well as Services PMI at 10 months low

                                                                                                  60
                                                          1.41
                                                                                                  50                                                              48.1
           1.20                           1.24
    1.11                 1.13                                                                                                                                       41.2
                     1.05                                               1.03                      40
                                     0.97                                                0.93
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        Jan            Feb              Mar             Apr           May               June
                                              CY20   CY21
                                                                                                                               Manufacturing PMI   Services PMI
Figures in INR lakh crore
Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, News Articles                                           Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research

                        Demand downticks in April and May

 10.0                                                                                            ►       Economic restrictions as a result of lockdown in April and May
                                                                                                         had a sobering effect on India macro numbers across sectors.
  0.0
                                                                                                 ►       While PMI numbers went below 50 reflecting supply side
-10.0                                                                                                    contraction, demand side indicators also disappointed.

                                                                                                 ►       However, with receding active covid cases and economy
-20.0
                                                                                                         opening up, macro numbers are likely to show momentum in
-30.0                                                                                                    Q2FY22.
         Railways Frieght    Consumption:        PoL Products    Tractor Sales           GST
              Traffic        Finished steel
                                 3-Month average        May-21 (MoM)
Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research                                                                                                                              4
But Cases Drop As Vaccination Picks Pace

                                      New covid cases recede further in June                                                                                                                      Rebound in mobility as lockdown restrictions ease

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           500
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                                                                                                                                                                                          Retail and Recreation                                          Grocer and Pharmacy                                               Transit Stations                                    Workplaces

 Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research                                                                                                                                        Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research

                                  Momentum in India’s vaccination pace                                                                                                                            Multiple vaccines have been rolled out globally
           70.0                                                                                                                                                    62.5            Phase 1                                Phase 2                               Phase 3                           Authorized                                          Approved
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           50.0

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   Lakhs

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           30.0
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           10.0                                                                                                                                                                     Vaccines                                                                       Vaccines in
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           27-Jan-21                      27-Feb-21                   27-Mar-21                       27-Apr-21                    27-May-21                       27-Jun-21       safety and                                                                        efficacy
                                                                                                                                                                                                                          safety trials                                                                       limited use                                 full use
                                                                  New vaccinations: 7DMA                                                                                             dosage                                                                           tests

                                                                                                                                                                               Data as on 7th July 2021                                                                                                                                                                                  5
Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research                                                                                                                                         Source: New York Times Vaccine Tracker
Recovery Green Shoots Visible

                               Unemployment rate has decreased after surge in May      Resumption in economic activity lead to pick up in E-way bills

                          16                                                                   8.0
  Unemployment rate (%)

                          12                                                                   6.0                                                            5.5

                                                                                      crores
                           8                                                                   4.0

                           4                                                                   2.0

                           0                                                                   0.0

                                                      Urban   Rural                                                          GST: E-way bills

Data Source: CMIE                                                                   Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, News articles

 The southwest monsoon so far has been better than anticipated
                                                                                         ►           As economic activities rebound, unemployment rate has also
      200
                                                                                                     moderated after surging in May.
      160

      120
                                                                                         ►           The progress of the southwest monsoon in June has been
mm

                                                                                                     much better than anticipated, with headline departure at +16%.
                  80

                  40                                                                     ►           The southwest monsoon being strong and well distributed
                          0
                                                                                                     spatially will bode well for agricultural output and subsequent
                                                                                                     deterring for CPI

                                          Cumulative Actual   Cumulative Normal
Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research                                                                                                                               6
Asset Class View
                                   Equity                                                               Fixed Income and Alternates
►   Muted consumer demand and subdued employment during lockdown can         ►   RBI’s accommodative stance is expected to continue till economy gets back on
    act as headwinds to the performance of Indian equities, going forward        the track. However, rising inflation may dampen interest rates scenario.
►   However, recovery in corporate earnings, sustained capital flows and     ►   While spreads of both AAA and AA are almost unchanged, dislocations in
    steady rise in vaccinated population indicate limited downside.              spreads still persist in high yield credit which may be opportunistically used.
►   We continue with marginal overweight call on equities. Corrections,      ►   Core allocation to high quality credit with diversification across investible
    if any, should be used to align with tactical asset allocation, across       credit spectrum in yield oriented HTM solutions is advisable.
    risk profiles.

                           Investment Strategy                                                               Investment Strategy
►   Strategic – Strong businesses across market capitalization               ►   Strategic – High quality credit with comparatively higher yields
►   Deployment – Staggered Deployment over 60 days                           ►   Tactical – High yielding credit of issuers with sound business practices
                                                                             ►   Alternates – Exposure to Gold – buy on dips
►   Tactical – Long Short and Pre-IPO opportunities
                                                                             ►   Investments with predictable and regular cashflow

                           Shortlisted Products*                                                            Shortlisted Products*

                                                                             ►   SP
►   Large Cap
                                                                             ►   CAT II AIF
►   Index Funds/ ETFs
                                                                             ►   InvIT/ REIT
►   Multi/ Flexi Cap
                                                                             ►   Debt ETF/Index
►   Mid and small
                                                                             ►   Corp Bond Funds
►   International
                                                                             ►   Credit Risk Funds

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Model Portfolio & Asset Allocation Summary

                                                                              Strategic and tactical asset allocation

                                                                                    Equity                                                    Fixed Income
  Substantially undeployed /                      ►     Deploy in 4 equal tranches over next 60 days to                ►     Immediate Deployment in good quality credit where
  Fresh Capital to invest                               take equity deployment to level as per your risk                     yields are comparatively higher as well as in high
                                                        profile                                                              yielding credit with select issuers
  Deployed as per strategic                       ►     Increase equity exposure to marginal overweight                ►     Review the underlying credit exposures
  allocation                                            as per respective risk profile. Product categories as                (direct/indirect) and reallocate, if needed.
                                                        provided in model portfolio can be considered.

                                                      Conservative Portfolio                           Moderate Portfolio                            Aggressive Portfolio

                                                                             75% 73.75%                                   55% 52.50%                  63.75%
                                                                                                                                                60%
                                                                                                        47.50%
                                                                                                 45%

                                                                                                                                                                          40%
  Model Portfolio vis-a                                                                                                                                                          36.25%
  vis Tactical Asset
                                                   25% 26.25%
  Allocation for Existing
  Clients

                                                      Equity               Fixed Income            Equity               Fixed Income              Equity                Fixed Income
                                                      Model Portfolio   Current Allocation         Model Portfolio   Current Allocation            Model Portfolio   Current Allocation

Please contact your financial advisor for more details & strategy                                                                                                                         9
US Outshines Other Economies

                US Economic Activity Picks Pace as Jobless Claims Decline                                                                                                                                                             While manufacturing Outlook Dampens in China

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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Glonal Manufacturing PMI Ex China                                               China Manufacturing PMI
                                                         Continued Claims (LHS)                                        Initial Claims (RHS)

 Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, Bloomberg                                                                                                                                                                     Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research

                         Policy support will continue albeit at a slower pace
                                                                                                                                                                                                               ►        FOMC has upgraded US GDP growth for Q4 CY21 by 50 bps,
            35000
                                              2020 addition: USD 8.6 tn                                                                                                                                                 highlighting strengthening economy sooner than expected. It
            30000
                                              2021 addition:
Inflation Risk Likely To Be Transitory

 Spike in US inflation due to rapid economic recovery and low base                                      DM yields have moderated slightly but still close to 1-year highs

      6                                                                                                                   Sovereign Bond Yields
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                        Fed recognised that the current upswing in inflation is
      4                 rather transitory and inflationary pressure will abate by                         3.0                                                                                                                        7
                        year end
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               US CPI (YoY)      US 5 Year Treasury Yield            US 10 Year Treasury Yield                                              US            Germany             UK            India (RHS)

 Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, Bloomberg                                                         Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, Bloomberg

                      Dollar index rebounded from recent lows                                          Increase in yields have prompted negative yielding debt to cool off

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                                          Dollar Index (DXY)                                                                                              Negative Yielding Debt
 Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, Bloomberg                                                                                                                                                                                 12
                                                                                                      Data Source: Bloomberg
Equity
Momentum In Broader Market

                                            Revival in FII money after outflow in April and May                                         Mid and small cap continue to outperform large cap

                                        9000                                          8420                              25%     35.0%

                                                                                                                        15%                                                                     26.2%
                                        4500                                                      3539                          25.0%           24.3%                         22.7%
                                                                                           2658                                                                                                         21.7%
                          USD Million

                                                                                                                6.50%                                                                                                20.0%
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                                                                                                                        5%
                                                                                                                                                                      15.5%                                 14.5%
                                            0                                                                                                                                     13.7% 13.8%
                                                                                                                 -389           15.0%
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                                                                                                            -1294                        9.2%
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                                        -9000                                                                           -25%
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                                                                                                                                                   Nifty 50                NSE Midcap 100         NSE Smallcap 100
                                                           FII Inflow in Equity   Nifty50 M-o-M return - RHS
                                                                                                                                                   Q2FY21         Q3FY21        Q4FY21      Q1FY22 - till 31st May
Data Source: NSE, NSDL                                                                                                          Data Source: NSE

     A broader market recovery has led to a surge in Market cap to GDP

                          210                                                                                                   ►   Indian equity market remained range-bound with Nifty50
                                                                                                                         205
                                                                                                                                    posting a subdued return of 0.9% in June while, NSE Midcap
Market cap to GDP ratio

                          140                                                                                                       100 and Smallcap 100 continue to outperform with 4.6% and
                                                                                                                  121     110       5.0% returns respectively.
                                                80
                              70                                                                                                ►   Sustained global and local liquidity along with initiation of
                                                                                                                   56
                                                                                                                                    vaccination around the globe continue to drive the market.
                                        0
                                                                                                                                ►   Fundamental elements like earnings growth and profitability
                                                                                                                                    have shown signs of recovery and are expected to continue,
                                                     USA          India           India LT average (Since 2003)
                                                                                                                                    despite a probable blip in Q1FY22.
Data Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, BSE, Ycharts.com                                                                                                                                                                15
Earnings Review – Margin Expansion Due To
Cost Rationalization
                       EBITDA margins surge to decadal high                                                       Costs have decreased significantly

          21                                                                                        43                                                                   25
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          20
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  % YoY

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          16                                                                                        36                                                                   -5

               EBITDA margins (ex-BFSI)    EBITDA margins (ex-BFSI and commodities)                           Fixed costs (% of Sales)   Topline growth (%, YoY - RHS)
Data Source: Edelweiss Research
                                                                                              Data Source: Edelweiss Research

  Listed players gain market share from unorganized segment

                 14                                                                              ►       EBITDA margins have spiked by 200 bps despite weak
                                                                                                         topline growth, which has happened due to sharp cost
                                     3                     3
                                                                                                         rationalization and also gains from input prices.
  % YoY

                                                                                   -1
                      -5                                                                         ►       Listed players have benefitted due to factors such as
                                                                 -9
                                          -11
                                                                                                         tightening of lending standards for SMEs by banks, lack of
                                                                                        -18
                                                                                                         raw material availability, labor shortages etc.
                  Paints             Cement                 Steel             Ceramic Tiles
                 Listed companies vol growth in FY21       Industry vol growth in FY21
Data Source: Edelweiss Research                                                                                                                                               16
All above charts are for coverage universe consisting of 230 stocks from NSE 500
Earnings Review – Record PAT growth

                          Sector wise snapshot of Q4FY21 earnings                                                   Strong profit growth while revenue growth muted

                                                                                                                  100
                                               Revenue growth                      PAT Growth
                    Sector                                                                                         75
                                             YoY (%)       2Y CAGR           YoY (%)      2Y CAGR                  50

 Commodity                                     15                 3           316              29

                                                                                                          % YoY
                                                                                                                   25

 Exports/Global Exposure                       17                 5            76              14                   0

 Domestic Investment                           14                 6            94               7                 -25
                                                                                                                  -50
 Domestic Consumption                          20                 5            55              -8
                                                                                                                  -75
 BFSI                                          20                 13           97              80
 Coverage*                                     17                 5           135              24
 Nifty                                         16                 5           127              19                       Coverage universe topline growth   Coverage universe PAT growth

* Coverage universe consists of 230 stocks from NSE 500
Data Source: Edelweiss Research                                                                       Data Source: Edelweiss Research

                 Profit growth (2Y CAGR) higher than pre-covid levels
                                                                                                      ►   Strong profit growth visible across the board, even by 2Y
                     30                                                                        31
                                                                                                          CAGR basis.
               17                                                             18
                                                             14
                                   10                                                                 ►   The cyclicals like commodities and BFSI reported strong
  % YoY

                                         5
                                                       1                 0                                growth while domestic investment remained subdued

                                                                                                      ►   As the topline improvement is more measured and largely
                                                                                         -24
                                                                                                          due to prices, the gap between topline and profits
          BFSI (ex-Insurance) Domestic Investment      Exports          Domestic        Commodities
                                 (ex-Telecom)                          Consumption                        continued in Q4FY21 as well. Cost rationalization is an
                      Q3FY20 (pre-covid) PAT growth           Q4FY21 (2Y CAGR) PAT Growth                 important factor for this gap widening.
A subset of above coverage universe has been taken for this chart.                                                                                                                   17
Source: Edelweiss Research
Mixed Signals By Valuation Indicators

                          Earnings yield gap is skewed towards equity while momentum signals also are quite strong

     1.0
     0.9                                                                                                                               Since Jan                        Value As of Decile as
                                                                                                                                                       Max       Min
                                                                                                                                         2001                           30th May 21 of Jun21
     0.8
     0.7
     0.6
     0.5
                                                                                                                                           PE        36.34 9.15            29.92          0.9
     0.4
     0.3
     0.2                                                                                                                                   PB         6.06      1.65       3.27           0.7
     0.1                                                                 P/E Vs P/B Vs BEER Ratio Decile

     0.0

                                                                                                                                         BEER         1.85      0.47       1.19           0.3

                                              PE Decile      PB Decile        BEER Decile

 *BEER is calculated by dividing the yield of a government bond by the current earnings yield of a stock benchmark in the same market. The idea behind the BEER ratio is that if stocks are
 yielding more than bonds, then they are undervalued; inversely, if bonds are yielding more than stocks, then stocks are overvalued.
 Source: Bloomberg

 ►    When conventional valuation metrics like PE and PB are considered on standalone basis, markets look to be considerably expensive
 ►    However, when we consider like BEER ratio, they look fairly valued.

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Debt
RBI’s Accommodative Stance Continues

                         RBI continue to provide ample liquidity                                                    CPI surpassed level of 6% while WPI remain above 10%
                     RBI has cut Repo rate by
                                                           RBI has maintained surplus                          14                                                           12.94
              9000    115 bps since March                                                 6.5
                              2020                      liquidity throughout CY20 while                                     Although WPI is at 12.94% currently, its 2Y
                                                           continuing further in CY21                          12           CAGR is at 5.3% while that of CPI is 6.3%
              8000                                                                        6.0
                                                                                                               10
              7000
                                                                                          5.5                   8
INR Billion

                                                                                                                                                                            6.3

                                                                                                     % Y-o-Y
              6000                                                                                              6

                                                                                                %
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              5000                                                                                              4
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              4000
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              3000                                                                        4.0
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              2000                                                                        3.5                  -4

                              Interbank Liquidity   Repo Rate - RHS                                                                     CPI Inflation       WPI Inflation

Source: Bloomberg                                                                                   Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research, News articles

►             RBI, in their policy meet concluded on 4th June, decided to keep repo rate unchanged while continuing with accommodative stance till
              the economic recovery is well secured.
►             RBI announced the second round of GSP of INR 1.2 lakh crore for Q2FY22 while balance of INR 40,000 cr as part of GSAP 1.0 was
              conducted on 17th June.
►             Higher fuel and services has pushed headline CPI inflation to a 6-month high of 6.3% in May-21, strongly beating the consensus of 5.4%.
              WPI, on the other hand, came in at 12.9% reflecting a negative base and commodity price uptick. The southwest monsoon being strong
              and well distributed spatially will bode well for agricultural output and subsequent deterring for CPI.

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Yields Remain Flat In June

    Yields at longer end have softened after RBI interventions                             Leading to slight flattening of the yield curve

                               6.25                                                  320                                                  306
    6.20
            6.13                                                                     280                                                                  265
                                                                    6.05
                                                                                     240

                                                                               bps
    6.00

              5.91                                                                   200
%

    5.80     5.75
                                                                    5.72             160
                     Yields spiked up
                       post budget                                                   120                         97
    5.60

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              5.49
    5.40                                                                              40

                                   India 5Y Gilt   India 10Y Gilt                          India Yield Curve (10Y - 3M G-sec)   LT Avg (7 years period)

Data Source: Bloomberg                                                        Data Source: Worldgovernmentbonds.com

    ►      Yields at longer end of the curve remained almost flat in the last two months after normalizing from the high of 6.25% in March. That
           has prompted the sovereign yield curve to flatten marginally.

    ►      RBI is not looking to target yields at a certain number and giving more emphasis on orderly evolution of yield curve. It is expected,
           RBI will continue to intervene in market through GSAP, OMOs etc. to continue with its dovish stance.

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Diminishing Opportunities In High Quality
Credit
      Spike in corporate Bond Spreads but still below LT averages                                                                The gap between AA and AAA has widened

  200                                                                                                     90

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           5 Y AAA Spread   5 Y AAA Long Term Avg    5 Y AA Spread     5 Y AA Long Term Avg                                                 5Y AA - 5Y AAA                                        LT average (since Jan 2014)

5 Year Bonds including Corporates, Banks & NBFCs; spreads are over 5Y G-sec                        5 Year Bonds including Corporates, Banks & NBFCs
Data Source: Bloomberg                                                                             Data Source: Bloomberg

 ►     Considering spreads have reduced a lot since last year which calls for opportunistic selection of high yield credit as gap between
       AA and AAA is still visible.
 ►     High yield credit papers issued by select corporates can be considered subject to proper due diligence.

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Currency & Gold
INR – Depreciation In June

                          EMFX performance in June 2021                                              RBI continues to increase its forex levels

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       -4.00

                                                                                                                                 RBI Forex Reserves

 Data Source: Bloomberg, Edelweiss Wealth Research                      Data Source: Bloomberg, Edelweiss Wealth Research

 ►     USDINR depreciated in June, in line with most of the EMFX as dollar strengthened aided by strong US economic recovery
 ►     With crude oil rising and commodity reflation theme, we continue to hold the depreciative bias until INR 76 levels

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Proprietary Gold Model

                                Gold prices have rallied February onwards with some correction in June

      2,100                                       2,063
                                                                                                              Sell call on
      2,000                                                                                                    1st June
                                                                                                                    1,900.19
      1,900

      1,800
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      1,700                                                                                 1,724
                                                                                                              Buy call on
      1,600                                                                              Buy call on           23rd June
                                                                                          1st March
      1,500

                                                               Gold in USD
        Data Source: Investing.com

►   Our model had generated a buy signal at USD 1723 on 1st March 2021 and a sell signal has been triggered on 1st June
    2021. In this period, Gold has given a return of over 10%.
►   Our model has re-entered gold at USD 1,779, thereby protecting investors from a ~6.5% fall in gold prices in 20 days.

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Equity: Sector Performance

                                                                             Percentage Change
 Index                                         Price
                                                        1 Month   3 Months       6 Months        12 Months   24 Months

 Nifty                                         15,722    0.89%     7.02%           12.44%         52.60%      42.56%

 Nifty 50 USD                                  7,329     -1.43%    5.27%           10.53%         55.01%      21.99%

 IT                                            29,168    7.57%     12.81%          20.27%         97.69%      124.60%

 Auto                                          10,600    1.03%     7.48%           15.30%         57.76%       -8.71%

 Bank                                          34,772    -2.12%    4.41%           11.22%         62.71%      27.00%

 FMCG                                          36,093    2.41%     3.33%           5.61%          20.06%      33.05%

 Pharma                                        14,309    1.83%     16.59%          10.79%         43.30%      52.47%

 Metals                                        5,216     1.05%     31.14%          60.26%         161.92%     28.28%

 Infrastructure                                4,339     0.26%     6.15%           18.85%         43.10%      19.89%

 Real Estate                                    344      2.32%     2.93%           9.59%          69.73%       -0.22%

 PSU Bank                                      2,519     3.81%     16.73%          43.71%         76.40%      -31.59%

 Media                                         1,798     2.05%     16.32%          9.01%          33.81%      -48.48%

 CNX Midcap                                    26,971    4.64%     13.83%          29.40%         83.42%      29.76%

 BSE Small Cap                                 25,232    6.93%     22.19%          39.42%         103.80%     34.81%

Source: Bloomberg; Data as on 30th June 2021                                                                             27
High Frequency Indicators
                                     FY22YTD
 Industry(YoY, %)                            FY21 (Avg)   May-21*   Apr-21*   Mar-21*   Feb-21   Jan-21   Dec-20   Nov-20   Oct-20   Sep-20 Aug-20   Jul-20   Jun-20   May-20   Apr-20
                                      (Avg)
 Credit To Industry                     1.1      0.2                  1.1        0.6     -0.2     -1.3     -1.2     -0.7     -1.7      0.0    0.5     0.8      2.3      1.7      1.7
 Cement Production                     -2.1    -14.1                 -2.1       -0.3     -5.5     -5.9     -7.2     -7.3      2.8     -3.5   -14.5   -13.5     -6.8    -21.4    -86.0
 CV (Quarterly)                                -32.8                           -25.2                       -1.2                      -20.1                    -84.8
 MHCV (Quarterly)                              -44.1                           -28.6                       -4.8                      -48.9                    -94.1
 LCV (Quarterly)                               -27.7                           -23.0                        0.2                       -8.5                    -79.7
 Coal Production                       -3.8     -1.1                 -3.8        2.1     -4.5     -1.9      2.1      3.3     11.7     21.2     3.4    -5.7    -15.5    -14.0    -15.6
 Steel Production                      -7.3    -11.9                 -7.3       -0.3     -1.8     2.6       2.6     -0.5      4.0      2.8     0.5    -6.5    -23.3    -40.4    -82.8
 Eight Core Industry                   -1.5     -7.7                 -1.5        0.9     -4.6     0.2       0.3     -1.4     -0.9     -0.2    -6.9    -7.6    -12.4    -21.4    -37.9
 IIP Mining                             0.1     -8.8                  0.1        2.2     -5.5     -3.7     -4.2     -6.7     -1.3      1.4    -8.7   -12.7    -19.5    -20.4    -26.9
 IIP Electricity                        3.4     -1.3                  3.4        6.0      0.1     5.5       5.1      3.5     11.3      4.9    -1.8    -2.5    -10.0    -14.9    -22.9
 IIP Manufacturing                     -0.4    -11.9                 -0.4       -0.5     -3.7     -2.0      2.1     -2.0      4.1     -0.2    -7.6   -11.4    -17.0    -37.9    -66.6
 IIP Capital Goods                     -7.5    -21.3                 -7.5       -4.7     -4.2     -9.6      1.5     -7.4      3.5     -1.2   -14.4   -22.8    -37.4    -65.9    -92.7
 IIP Infrastructure/Construction       -0.1    -11.3                 -0.1        1.1     -4.7     0.3       2.7      1.7      9.9      4.0     0.0    -8.2    -18.3    -39.0    -85.0
 Capacity Utilisation                           60.1                            63.3                       66.6                       63.3                    47.3
 India Money Supply(M3)                10.7     12.0       10.8      10.7       10.3     12.8     12.1     12.4     12.5     11.6     12.2   12.6    13.2     12.4      11.7     10.8
 Manufacturing PMI (abs)               55.5     50.2       50.8      55.5       55.4     57.5     57.7     56.4     56.3     58.9     56.8   52.0    46.0     47.2      30.8     27.4

                                     FY22YTD
 Services (YoY, %)                           FY21 (Avg)   May-21*   Apr-21*   Mar-21*   Feb-21   Jan-21   Dec-20   Nov-20   Oct-20   Sep-20 Aug-20   Jul-20   Jun-20   May-20   Apr-20
                                      (Avg)
 Services PMI(abs)                      50.2    41.7       46.4       54.0      54.6     55.3     52.8    52.3      53.7     54.1     49.8    41.8    34.2    33.7     12.6      5.4
 Credit To Services                      5.8    9.2                    5.8       4.4      9.3     8.4      8.8       8.8      9.5      9.1     8.6    10.1    10.7     11.2     11.2
 Airport Passenger Traffic             -31.7   -66.3                 -31.7     -22.5    -42.9    -46.6    -50.4    -56.5    -62.2    -69.6   -78.6   -84.2    -85.3    -97.5    -99.8
 Airport cargo                          -2.3   -27.6                  -2.3      -4.4     -8.6    -11.0     -8.9    -12.9    -13.9    -16.2   -29.4   -34.6    -40.6    -67.7    -82.9
 Railway Freight Traffic                 5.1    0.2        4.6         5.1       4.4      5.5     8.7      8.7       9.0     15.4     15.5     3.9    -4.6     -7.7    -21.3    -35.3
 E-Toll collections (Inr Bn)            27.7    18.9       21.3       27.7      30.8     25.5     23.0    23.0      21.0     21.4     19.4    17.1    16.2    15.1     11.4      2.5

                                     FY22YTD
 Demand(YoY, %)                              FY21 (Avg)   May-21*   Apr-21*   Mar-21*   Feb-21   Jan-21   Dec-20   Nov-20   Oct-20   Sep-20 Aug-20   Jul-20   Jun-20   May-20   Apr-20
                                      (Avg)
 Personal Loans                         12.4    10.3                  12.4      12.6      9.6     9.1      9.5      10.0      9.3      9.2    10.6    11.2    10.5     10.6      12.1
 Rural Wage Growth                       5.2     5.7                   5.2       5.0      5.2     5.2      5.5       5.3      5.0      5.0     6.4     7.6     7.9      6.8        4.0
 MGNREGA Work Demanded (crores)          2.7     2.8        2.8        2.6       2.6      2.9     2.6      2.7       2.3      2.4      2.4     2.4     3.2     4.5      3.7        1.3
 MGNREGA Work Provided (crores)          1.6     2.2        1.7        1.6       2.3      1.6     2.1      2.1       1.8      2.0      2.0     2.0     2.8     3.9      3.3        1.1
 Non-Oil Imports                        -0.6   -13.2        -7.6       6.3       9.3     16.3     15.8    14.3      -1.2     -2.2    -14.3   -20.1   -28.5    -45.2    -43.4     -59.7
 Passenger cars                        -25.2   -13.1       -46.2      -4.3      -6.1      4.4     -1.2     8.4      -2.8      9.7     28.9    14.1   -12.0    -58.0    -89.9     -53.3
 Vans                                  -35.8   -14.2       -67.2      -4.3     -25.1      4.3     -6.0    41.1       8.2     29.2     10.6     3.8   -18.8    -62.1    -86.4     -69.9
 Utility Vehicles                        5.0     4.5       -16.2      26.3      12.0     45.4     37.3    19.8      17.2     20.5     24.5    15.5    13.9    -31.2    -75.5     -44.7
 POL Consumption                        -7.5   -10.3       -11.3      -3.6      -2.0     -4.9     -3.8     -1.7     -3.5      2.5     -4.4   -16.0   -12.1     -9.0    -19.4     -48.7
 Two wheelers                          -38.4    -8.9       -54.8     -22.1       1.9     10.2     6.6      7.4      13.4     16.9     11.6     3.0   -15.2    -38.6    -83.8     -39.8
 Three wheelers                         -7.5   -64.1       -11.3      -3.6      -2.0    -33.8    -56.8    -58.9    -57.6    -60.9    -71.9   -75.3   -77.2    -80.2    -95.3    -100.0
 Consumer Price Inflation                5.3     6.2        6.3        4.3       5.5      5.0     4.1      4.6       6.9      7.6      7.3     6.7     6.7     6.2      6.3        7.2
 Core CPI( ex food and fuel)             6.0     5.5        6.6        5.5       6.1      6.0     5.8      5.7       5.8      5.7      5.5     5.6     5.5     5.1      4.9        4.8
 Wholesale Price Inflation              11.7     1.1        12.9      10.5       7.4      4.2     2.0      1.2       2.3      1.3      1.3     0.2    -0.3     -1.8     -3.4      -1.6
 *2-Year CAGR instead of YoY                                                                                                                                                    28
 Source: Edelweiss Wealth Research
High Frequency Indicators
                                     FY22TD
                                              FY21TD as
 Fiscal- Centre (INR tn)               as                 May-21   Apr-21   Mar-21   Feb-21 Jan-21 Dec-20 Nov-20       Oct-20 Sep-20 Aug-20    Jul-20   Jun-20 May-20   Apr-20
                                               a % RE
                                     a % BE
 GST                                   18.4     81.8       1.0      1.4      1.2      1.1     1.2     1.2      1.0      1.1     1.0     0.9     0.9      0.9     0.6     0.3
 Total Receipts                        7.4      104.5               1.5      2.6      1.3     1.6     2.9      1.2      1.4     1.9     1.4     0.8      1.1     0.2     0.3
 Total Expenditure                     6.5      102.6               2.3      6.9      3.0     2.4     3.7      2.5      1.8     2.3     1.9     2.4      3.0     2.0     3.1
 Capital Expenditure                   8.5      98.1                0.5      0.2      0.4     0.5     0.7      0.4      0.3     0.3     0.2     0.2      0.3     0.3     0.3
 Revenue Expenditure                   6.1      102.3               1.8      6.7      2.6     1.8     3.1      2.0      1.5     2.0     1.7     2.1      2.7     1.8     2.8
 E-Way Bills (Vol. Cr.)                           -        3.8      5.8      7.1      6.4     6.3     6.4      5.8      6.4     5.7     4.9     4.8      4.3     2.5     0.9

                                     FY22YTD
 External/ Markets                           FY21 (Avg)   May-21   Apr-21   Mar-21   Feb-21 Jan-21 Dec-20 Nov-20       Oct-20 Sep-20 Aug-20    Jul-20   Jun-20 May-20   Apr-20
                                      (Avg)

 Indian Rupee(USD/INR)                 73.9     74.2       73.3     74.5     72.8     72.8   73.1    73.6     74.2      73.5   73.5    74.7    75.0      75.7   75.7     76.2
 REER 36 trade weighted                         119.8                                121.2   121.2   121.2    121.0    123.1   122.0   118.8   118.8    116.8   117.6   116.0
 FX Reserves USD Bn                   593.1     547.2      598      588      579      584    590      580      575      561    542     541      535      507    493      479
 Trade Balance USD Bn                 -10.7      -8.2      -6.3    -15.1    -13.9    -12.6   -14.5   -15.4     -9.8     -8.7   -2.7    -6.8     -4.8     0.8    -3.1     -6.8
 Services Surplus USD Bn               8.1       7.1                8.1      7.9      7.0     7.0     7.2      7.0      7.1     7.2     6.8     7.0      7.0     6.8     7.2
 Crude Indian Basket                   65.2     44.6       67.0     63.3     64.8     61.4   54.6    49.9     43.5      40.8   41.4    44.2    43.3      40.6   29.7     20.5
 CAD % GDP                                       2.0                                                  -0.2                      2.4                      3.9
 GSEC 10-Yr Yield %                    6.0       6.0       5.99     6.07     6.19     6.09   5.92    5.93     5.88      5.91   6.00    5.98    5.81      6.00   6.05     6.21
 NIFTY 1-Month Return %                3.1       4.7       6.5      -0.4     1.1      6.6    -2.5     7.8     11.4      3.5    -1.2     2.8     7.5      7.5    -2.8     14.7

                                     FY22YTD
 Flows                                       FY21 (sum)   May-21   Apr-21   Mar-21   Feb-21 Jan-21 Dec-20 Nov-20       Oct-20 Sep-20 Aug-20    Jul-20   Jun-20 May-20   Apr-20
                                      (Sum)

 FII Net Debt USD Bn                   -0.3      -4.6      -0.2     -0.1     -0.7     1.0    -0.5     0.8      -0.4     0.5     0.4    -0.6     -0.2     -0.2   -2.7     -2.0
 FII Net Equity USD Bn                 -1.0     36.8       0.8      -1.7     2.4      3.0     1.9     7.3      9.6      2.5    -0.8     6.1     1.2      2.5     1.7     -0.5
 Net FDI FLOWS USD Bn                  4.6      46.8       2.8      1.8      -2.9     3.5     3.5     6.5      5.7      4.6     2.4    17.8     3.2      -0.8    2.0     1.4
 Private Transfers USD Bn                       54.7                                                 19.3                      18.4                      17.0
 ECB USD Bn                            2.3      34.6                2.3      9.2      2.3     3.7     2.9      2.0      2.0     5.2     1.6     2.1      1.0     1.5     1.0
 MFs Net Equity INR Bn                135.2     -259.6    100.8     34.4     91.1    -45.3   -92.5   -101.5   -129.1   -27.2   -7.3    -40.0   -24.8     2.4    52.6     62.1
 SIP Flows Bn                         174.1     960.6      88.2     85.9     91.8     75.2   80.2    84.2     73.0      78.0   77.9    77.9    78.3      79.2   81.2     83.7
 India Mobility (Base:100)             77.8     73.2       54.5     77.8     92.8     88.0   87.2    87.2     81.3      77.3   71.0    62.6    59.6      61.6   46.7     34.2

 *2-Year CAGR instead of YoY                                                                                                                                                29
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   Entity Name                                                               Edelweiss Global Wealth Management Limited
   Type of Registration                                                      Non-Individual
   Registration Number                                                       INA000003098
   Validity of registration                                                  Valid till it is suspended or cancelled by the Board
   Address & Contact No.                                                     Edelweiss House, Off CST Road, Kalina, Mumbai 400098
   Principal Officer                                                         Vimal Khajuria , +91 (22) 45046526 , vimal.khajuria@edelweissfin.com
                                                                             Securities and Exchange Board of India
   SEBI regional/local office address.                                       SEBI Bhavan Plot No. C 4-A, G Block,
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in any way responsible for any loss or damage that may arise to any person from any inadvertent error in the information contained in this report. EBL is committed to providing independent and transparent recommendation to its clients. Neither EBL nor any
of its associates, group companies, directors, employees, agents or representatives shall be liable for any damages whether direct, indirect, special or consequential including loss of revenue or lost profits that may arise from or in connection with the use of
the information. Our proprietary trading and investment businesses may make investment decisions that are inconsistent with the recommendations expressed herein. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. The information
provided in these document / remains, unless otherwise stated, the copyright of EBL. All layout, design, original artwork, concepts and other Intellectual Properties, remains the property and copyright of EBL and may not be used in any form or for any
purpose whatsoever by any party without the express written permission of the copyright holders.
EBL shall not be liable for any delay or any other interruption which may occur in presenting the data due to any reason including network (Internet) reasons or snags in the system, break down of the system or any other equipment, server breakdown,
maintenance shutdown, breakdown of communication services or inability of the EBL to present the data. In no event shall EBL be liable for any damages, including without limitation direct or indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages, losses or
expenses arising in connection with the data presented by the EBL through this document / report. We will not treat recipients as customers by virtue of their receiving this report.
EBL and its associates, officer, directors, and employees may: (a) from time to time, have long or short positions in, and buy or sell the securities thereof, of company(ies), mentioned herein or (b) be engaged in any other transaction involving such securities
and earn brokerage or other compensation or act as a market maker in the financial instruments of the subject company/company(ies) discussed herein or act as advisor or lender/borrower to such company(ies) or have other potential/material conflict of
interest with respect to any information and opinions at the time of publication of document. EBL may have proprietary long/short position in the above mentioned scrip(s) and therefore should be considered as interested. The views provided herein are
general in nature and do not consider risk appetite or investment objective of any particular investor; readers are requested to take independent professional advice before investing. This should not be construed as invitation or solicitation to do business
with EBL. Participants in foreign exchange transactions may incur risks arising from several factors, including the following: ( i) exchange rates can be volatile and are subject to large fluctuations; ( ii) the value of currencies may be affected by numerous
market factors, including world and national economic, political and regulatory events, events in equity and debt markets and changes in interest rates; and (iii) currencies may be subject to devaluation or government imposed exchange controls which could
affect the value of the currency. Investors in securities such as ADRs and Currency Derivatives, whose values are affected by the currency of an underlying security, effectively assume currency risk.
The data contained in this document is only indicative / illustrative. Before opening any attachments please check them for viruses and defects.
The data would be provided to the clients on an "as is" and "where-is" basis, without any warranty. Edelweiss or its subsidiaries and associated companies shall not be liable for any delay or any other interruption which may occur in providing the data due to
any reason including network (Internet) reasons or snags in the system, break down of the system or any other equipment, server breakdown, maintenance shutdown, breakdown of communication services or inability of the Edelweiss or its subsidiaries and
associated companies to provide the data. In no event shall the Edelweiss be liable for any damages, including without limitation direct or indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages, losses or expenses arising in connection with the data provided
by the Edelweiss or its subsidiaries and associated companies.

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