Mumbai, May 29 -- Indian equity markets witnessed a highly volatile week, with benchmark indices ending lower after three consecutive sessions of decline. The week began on a strong note as easing crude oil prices and optimism over a possible US-Iran peace deal triggered broad-based buying, pushing the Nifty above 24,000. However, sentiment turned cautious from Tuesday onward due to fading hopes of quick geopolitical resolution, rising Middle East tensions, and persistent foreign fund outflows. Volatility remained elevated during the week due to monthly F&O expiry and profit booking after the recent rally. On Friday, sharp late-session selling intensified after MSCI index rebalancing took effect, dragging the Nifty below 23,550 amid conce...