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India call money-(closing)-06.00-06.25 pct May 17

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May 17(Reuters),call Money at 1230
 TIME        Market range
 0900        06.50-06.75
 0910        06.50-06.75
 0920        06.50-06.75
 0930        06.50-06.75
 0945        06.25-06.50
 1030        06.20-06.30
 1130        05.50-05.75
 1230        06.00-06.25
 OPEN      : 06.50-06.75
 HIGH      : 06.75
 LOW       : 05.50
 CLOSE     : 06.00-06.25
 PVS CLOSE : 06.00-06.25 The indicative call rates are
contributions from  ABN Amro,Andhra Bank,AXIS Bank, Bank of
America,Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Canara Bank, Centurion
Bank Of Punjab, J P Morgan Chase,Citibank N.A., Corporation
Bank, Calyon Bank,Indusind Bank, ICICI Bank, ICICI Securities &
Finance Bank of India (IDBI), IDBI Bank Ltd,Jammu and Kashmir
Bank, Punjab National Bank,Societe Generale, Standard Chartered
Bank, State Bank of India, Unit Trust of India (UTI),Union Bank
of India,ING Vysya Bank, BNP Paribas,HDFC Bank and P&S Bank.
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click on INRCALL=.
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