New Delhi, May 25 -- The Indian stock market experienced heightened volatility and settled on a sombre note last week, largely due to the turbulence in the global bond markets and foreign outflows. US tariffs escalated global trade tensions.

Next, investors will monitor some key market triggers in the coming week. The last set of March quarter earnings for fiscal 2024-25 (Q4FY25), domestic macroeconomic data, scheduled monthly expiry of May derivatives contracts, foreign fund flows, and global cues will dictate the market trend in the week.

India's capital market closed the week on a subdued note, with domestic equity benchmarks Nifty and Sensex declining nearly 0.7 per cent each, settling at 24,853 and 81,721, respectively. In contrast...