June 19 (Reuters) - STOCKS:

The benchmark BSE Sensex shed 0.78% to 76,802.90, while

the broader NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.64% to 24,013.1,

snapping a five-day rally on Accenture ( ACN )-led IT weakness, while

HDFC Bank fell after the central bank approved a term

extension for the lender's interim chairman.

RUPEE:

The Indian rupee was nearly flat versus the U.S. dollar

at 94.32, snapping a five-session winning streak, as weakness in

regional currencies largely offset the unwinding of long dollar

positions, but the currency posted its best week in the last 11

on debt inflows.

GOVERNMENT BONDS:

The benchmark 10-year bond was quoted at 100.605

rupees, with the yield up 1.46 bps at 6.8533% as halted

U.S.-Iran peace talks slowed oil's retreat and curbed risk

appetite, while some investors locked in gains after a recent

rally in prices.

OVERNIGHT INDEX SWAPS:

The one-year overnight index swap rate was up

1.75 basis points at 5.905%, while the five-year swap rate

rose 2.75 bps to 6.3475%.

CALL MONEY:

India's overnight call money rate was at 5% and the

overnight TREPS rate was at 5.19%.

(Reporting by Surbhi Misra in Bengaluru)