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SNAPSHOT-Indian stocks, rupee, bonds, money, swaps at 5:45 p.m.

Wed Nov 4, 2009 5:49pm IST
 
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 STOCKS .BSESN .NSEI
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 The 30-share BSE index ended up 3.29 percent at 15,912.13
points and the 50-share NSE index ended up 3.22 percent at
4,710.80 points, helped by a rise in global equities, after
falling 8.4 percent over the previous six sessions. [.BO]
 GOVERNMENT BONDS IN069019G=CC
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 The 6.90 percent 2019 government bond yield ended at 7.28
percent, from previous close of 7.22 percent, as traders eyed
the Federal Reserve's policy statement around 1915 GMT for cues
on the health of the world's largest economy. [IN/]
 RUPEE INR=IN
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 The rupee closed at 47.05/06 per dollar, from previous
close of 47.40/41, on gains in the domestic share market and
dollar's slide versus other regional units. [INR/]
 INTEREST RATE SWAPS INROIS
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 The benchmark five-year interest rate swap ended at 6.67/71
percent, from previous close of 6.66/70. [IN-SWAPS]
 CALL MONEY INROND=
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 Call money rate ended at 3.20/30 percent, unchanged from
previous close, on ample cash in the system. [INC/]
  GOLD <0#MAU:>
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  The December contract MAUZ9 on the Multi Commodity
Exchange of India at 16,637 rupees, up 19 rupees from the
previous close.
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 NSE MIBID/MIBOR                            MIBR=NS
 Reuters Corporate Bond Yield/Spread        <0#AAAINBMK=>
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