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    Debt funds & picksMay 2016

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    Index

    Macro wrap

    Debt market wrap

    Debt market view

    Fund recommendations Selection criteria

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    Macro wrap: Indian inflation

    Consumer prices in India went up by 5.39% year on year (YoY) in April of 2016, accelerating from a 4.83% rise in

    the previous month and higher-than-market expectation of 5%.

    Food inflation also reached a three-month high. The cost of food and beverages rose 6.21% YoY (5.27% in March),

    provisional estimates showed. The food index alone accelerated to 6.32% as compared with 5.21% in the previous

    month.

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    housing prices increased 5.37% (5.31%).

    A year ago, the inflation rate was lower at 4.87%.

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    Macro wrap: Industrial production

    Industrial output in India increased by a meagre 0.1% YoY in March of 2016, slowing sharply from a 2% rise in the

    previous month and much lower than the market expectation of a 2.5% gain.

    Manufacturing shrank 1.2% with production of electrical machinery & apparatus falling the most (-36.2%),followed by food products and beverages (-15%) and publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media

    (-9.9%).

    In addition, the mining sector fell by 0.1% while electricity production jumped 11.3%.

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    10-year bond movement

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    Debt market wrap

    Liquidity

    Systemic liquidity was mostly comfortable during the week, with the call money rate remaining

    below the repo rate. The borrowing rate settled at 6.25% on May 6 as against 6.20% on April 7.

    Inflows from the governments month-end spending, coupled with fund infusions from the RBI in

    the form of repo auctions ensured that banks had sufficient funds.

    The apex bank conducted four repo auctions during the week. An overnight and 14-day term repo

    auction were conducted in the first two sessions for a combined notified amount of Rs33 500

    crore.

    In the last session of the week, the central bank conducted two repo auctions of 14-day and 4-

    day durations, disbursing a further Rs33,500 crore into the banking system.

    In the first half of the week, the call rate rose briefly owing to redemption of term repo auctions

    held in earlier sessions and due to outflows related to payment of gilts purchased in the previousweeks ilt sale.

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    Bonds and currency movement

    Government bonds remained locked in a tight range in the absence of strong triggers. The yield

    Debt market wrap

    of the 10-year benchmark 7.59% 2026 paper settled at 7.44% on May 6, broadly unchanged from

    that of April 7.

    Intra-week, bond prices fluctuated tracking movement in global crude oil prices, the USbenchmark treasury yields and the rupees exchange rate against the dollar.

    Prices also dipped marginally as market players trimmed positions to absorb the fresh supply of

    papers from the weeks bond auction. In the gilt sale, the banking regulator auctioned the 7.35%

    , . , .

    a total notified Rs15,000 crore. The coupon rate for the new gilt has been set at 7.61%.

    Prices were kept in check in the last session as market players awaited the release of US non-

    farm payrolls data.

    The rupee weakened against the US dollar owing to both domestic and overseas factors. The

    rupee was put under pressure at the start of the week as Indias latest manufacturing PMI figuresprompted outflows from domestic equities.

    Dollar demand from state-owned banks on behalf of importers also pulled the rupee down.

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    The latest reading on CPI inflation and industrial production was a double whammy as growth

    Debt market outlook

    The next big trigger for bond prices could be monsoon.

    We would suggest a mix of 60:40 allocation mix between short-term/accrual and duration

    funds.

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    Recommendations & performance-accrual funds

    Performance as on May 9, 2016

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    Recommendations & performance-duration funds

    * Less than 1-year simple annualised returns, greater than 1-year compound annualised returns

    Performance as on May 9, 2016

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    Fund picks: Across categories

    Ultra short-term funds

    Liquid funds

    Performance as on 9th, May,2016

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    Annexure: Criteria for scheme selection

    Selection among the top rated 4-5 AMCs with a proven track record in debt

    e ec on ou o s o , un ess a s ra e y s compe n ase on n erac on w a

    outside of this universe

    Track record of at least 2 years of existence for the fund though there could be some

    exceptions at times

    Threshold AUM of at least Rs200 crore and above, though at times strategy would merit

    consideration as an exception

    uper or r s a uste returns

    Di l i

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    objective of the fund or any other specific performance targets will be achieved. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Such

    past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Investors are not being offered any guaranteed or assured returns. Please read

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