New Delhi, June 21 -- India's consumer goods majors will have to wait till the second half of the current financial year for a pick up in demand, benefiting from government measures to revive the rural economy and the likelihood of normal rains, said a report released on Monday. The report by Mumbai-based brokerage firm Edelweiss suggested that volumes at the consumer staples firms will see an uptick in the second half of FY20. "We estimate consumer staples' volumes to perk up in H2 FY20 led by the NDA (National Democratic Alliance government) introducing stimuli to revive the rural economy; extension of the PM-Kisan scheme across farmers, as well as pension scheme for small traders to put money in the hands of consumers," Abneesh Roy, seni...