 GPT Infraprojects Ltd receives contract worth Rs. 37.8 crore
GPT Infraprojects Ltd receives contract worth Rs. 37.8 crore Dr Lal PathLabs Limited recommends 1:1 bonus issue
Dr Lal PathLabs Limited recommends 1:1 bonus issue RITES signs MoU with Shipping Corporation of India
RITES signs MoU with Shipping Corporation of India XTGlobal announces new client win for Circulus AP Automation Solution in the U.S. Construction Sector
XTGlobal announces new client win for Circulus AP Automation Solution in the U.S. Construction Sector Atishay Ltd empanelled as Business Associate with RailTel
Atishay Ltd empanelled as Business Associate with RailTel 
              Mr. Deepak Jasani, Head of Retail Research, HDFC Securities
Nifty ended lower on May 31, pulled down by weak global cues. At close, Nifty was down 0.53% or 99.5 points at 18534.4. Volumes on the NSE were the highest since Nov 2020 due to MSCI rebalancing trades. Broad market indices ended in the positive even as the advance decline ratio remained positive at 1.12:1.
Asian markets fell and European shares hit an over two-month low on Wednesday as weak economic data from China fuelled concerns about a global slowdown and countered optimism from signs of easing inflation in some of the major euro zone economies. Global markets were also nervous ahead of a vote by Congress on a deal to avert a government debt default.
Nifty ended May with a 2.6% gain driven by FPI flows and encouraging Q4 results. Nifty on Wednesday filled the upgap made on May 29. The fact that the Nifty did not close at the intra day low was reassuring. Nifty could now remain in the 18641-18432 band for the near term.