SNAPSHOT-India stocks, bonds, rupee, swap, call at 0805 GMT

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The benchmark BSE index gains 0.60 percent, while the broader NSE index rises 0.53 percent, on course to snap a three-day losing streak as hopes India's parliament would pass a bill raising foreign investment limits in the insurance sector raised optimism that other stalled reforms would also be passed and support a recovery in the economy. ID:nL4N0WD448

RUPEE INR=D2

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The rupee trades stronger at 62.53/54 per dollar against its previous close of 62.78/79, as foreign banks sell dollars, strength in shares also aids. However, further rise was curbed as state-run banks bought dollars likely for RBI, dealers said. INR/

GOVERNMENT BONDS IN084024G=CC

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The benchmark 10-year bond yield down 3 basis points at 7.73 percent, ahead of inflation data due after-market. Bond yield fell as much as 7 bps to a one-week low in early trade, after a newspaper reported the government could raise foreign investment limits on government bonds, citing unnamed sources. IN/

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The benchmark five-year rate INRSMONMI5Y= falls 4 basis points to 7.06 percent, while the one-year rate INRAMONMI1Y= down 2 bps at 7.61 percent.

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India's one-day cash rate rises to 7.45/7.50 percent from Wednesday's close of 7.20/7.30 percent.