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Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services, said, "The domestic market ended flat, due to by profit-booking at higher levels. However, the expectation of dovish comments from the US Fed and BoE in the upcoming policy meetings this week is supporting the optimism." "The investors will also closely monitor comments from BoE and BoJ. The BOE is expected to lower rates due to rising unemployment and easing inflation, while the BOJ is likely to increase rates in response to surging inflation, potentially causing market volatility," Nair added

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On Monday, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, who is in his second term, said he won't seek the vice-presidential role in Harris' campaign. “I strongly support Vice-President Harris’ campaign for President. I know she’s going to win and I was honoured to be considered for this role,” Cooper wrote on X. “This just wasn’t the right time for North Carolina and for me to potentially be on a national ticket. As I’ve said from the beginning, she has an outstanding list of people from which to choose, and we’ll all work to make sure she wins,” he added. Also on Monday, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said on CBS Mornings that she was "not a part of the vetting" process to be a running mate. "I have communicated with everyone, including the people of Michigan, that I'm going to stay as governor until the end of my term at the end of 2026," she said, reported Reuters. Harris took a break from campaigning this weekend to have private talks with several potential running mates, including Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, according to two sources, reported Reuters. Other candidates being considered are Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, Governor JB Pritzker, US Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Governor Gavin Newsom and Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. It remains to be seen if the Democrats will agree on Vice-President Kamala Harris as their presidential candidate and who her vice-presidential running mate will be

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