India stocks, rupee, swaps, call at close

By Reuters News

Oct 5 (Reuters) - STOCKS:

The benchmark BSE Sensex .BSESN was up 0.66% at 72,382.47, while the broader NSE Nifty 50 index .NSEI advanced 0.6% to 22,555.75, after their longest weekly losing streak in 25 years, supported by a pullback in oil prices and easing concerns over aggressive US monetary tightening. .BO

RUPEE:

The Indian rupee rose 0.02% versus the U.S. dollar to 96.2925, wedged between pressures from a broadly firmer dollar, higher oil prices and likely intervention by the Reserve Bank of India, which kept the currency moored in a thin trading range. INR/


GOVERNMENT BONDS:

The benchmark 10-year bond was quoted at 98.1375 rupees, with the yield down marginally at 7.2108%. IN/

OVERNIGHT INDEX SWAPS:

The one-year overnight index swap rate was nearly flat at 6.2625%, while the five-year swap rate dropped 2.75 bp to 6.69%.


CALL MONEY:

India's overnight call money rate was at 4.85% and the overnight TREPS rate was at 5.00%.

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