The domestic market opened in the green with a small gain in the volatile market. Banks and financial services opened about a per cent higher, followed by minor gains in pharma & FMCG. On the international front, the US stock market saw yet another round of volatility. All the Asian indices trade in the green, indicating mixed investor optimism. The top three equities are Shanghai SE (+0.58 per cent), Hang Seng (+0.58 per cent), and Nikkei (+0.11 per cent).  

The volatility in the markets continues to prevail. While in the previous closing session, S&P BSE Sensex ended in red, at the pre-opening bell today, the frontline index S&P BSE Sensex opened in green.

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Activity in the F&O market for the weekly expiry on May 26 shows 16000 to act as support now. 

Zomato Ltd, a popular food delivery app in India, has been trending on Dalal Street for its Q4 and FY22 results. The stock has zoomed by 13.95 per cent from its previous close of Rs 57. The scrip opened at Rs 58.35 and made a day’s high of Rs 67.60. It closed at Rs 64.95. 

The shares of Shilpa Medicare soared 10.47 per cent to Rs 453.25 on BSE after the company announced promising results for the quarter that ended on March 31, 2022.

At the closing bell on May 24, the Sensex closed with a loss of 0.4 per cent or 236 points to close at 54,052.61, while the Nifty index lost 0.6 per cent or 90 points at 16,125.15. 

 Shilpa Medicare, Hikal and Tanla Platforms witnessed positive action in today’s session.  

Worries over slowing economy and rising interest rates supported by soaring inflation kept on haunting the global market. The benchmark indices ended lower in the volatile session with Nifty slipping below 16,150. 

BSE Smallcap index underperformed broader markets by closing at 25,883.85 with losses of 1.14 per cent.