SNAPSHOT-India stocks, rupee, swaps, call at 1:00 P.M. IST
MUMBAI, April 15 (Reuters) - STOCKS:
The benchmark BSE Sensex .BSESN was up 2.2% to 76828, while the broader NSE Nifty 50 .NSEI rose 2.2% to 23339, after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at more tariff exemptions. .BO
RUPEE:
The Indian rupee INR=IN rose 0.28% versus the U.S. dollar to 85.7925, aided by strong interbank dollar sales, likely inflows into local stocks and a broadly weaker greenback after traders returned from a holiday-extended weekend. INR/
GOVERNMENT BONDS:
The benchmark 10-year bond IN067934G=CC was quoted at 102.64 rupees, with the yield down 3 bps at 6.4135%, led by short-end gains after the Reserve Bank of India announced yet another liquidity injection. IN/
OVERNIGHT INDEX SWAPS:
The one-year overnight index swap rate INR1YMIBROIS=CC was down nearly 3 basis points to 5.75%, while the five-year swap rate INR5YMIBROIS=CC was flat at 5.69%.
CALL MONEY:
India's overnight call money rate INROND= was at 5.50%, and the overnight TREPS rate INTREPTOT=TCCL was at 5.75%.
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