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DUBAI - Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian stocks head higher on China data, markets eye Fed meeting
* Oil edges lower, shrugging off Gulf of Mexico shut-ins
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Most major Gulf markets rise; Qatar eases
* PRECIOUS-Gold rises on softer dollar, investors focus on Fed meet
* Pompeo says Trump administration eager for end to Gulf rift
* OPEC sees steeper oil demand drop as virus remains challenging
* ANALYSIS-Gulf's fiscal diet risks deeper pain amid oil price uncertainty
* OPEC+ Sept meeting unlikely to advocate deeper oil output cuts - sources
* Lebanese rivalries hamper cabinet formation on eve of deadline
* Moroccan medics protest over conditions, staff shortages as pandemic surges
* Oil industry paints grimmer picture of pandemic's harm to demand
* Israel deal protects Bahrain's interests amid Iran threat, minister says
* ANALYSIS-Sovereigns raid rainy day funds for $100 bln after COVID-19 storm
EGYPT
* Egyptian real estate firms' profit hit by coronavirus crisis
* Coronavirus prompts major pre-emptive Egyptian wheat buying spree
* Vodafone says STC 'substantively' completed due diligence on Egypt unit stake sale
SAUDI ARABIA
* Saudi Bindawood IPO Books Are Covered On Full Deal Size Throughout Price Range
* IAEA in wide-ranging talks with Saudi Arabia on tougher nuclear checks
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* Dubai's Emirates NDB signs MoU with Israel's Bank Hapoalim
* ADNOC completes $1 bln institutional placement for distribution business
* UAE announces emergency approval for use of COVID-19 vaccine
* GP Global's tanker seized in India over loan dispute -document
KUWAIT
* Boursa Kuwait makes public debut, trades at 10 times offer price
* Kuwait's Boubyan Petrochemical Q1 Profit Rises
QATAR
* Pandemic's global economic impact unlikely to worsen, Qatar commerce minister says
OMAN
* Oman's sultan amend some provisions of income tax law - state TV
BAHRAIN
* Bahraini, Israeli defence ministers hold first phone call
* Bahrain to pay utility bills, postpone loan repayments in coronavirus response
(Compiled by Dubai newsroom) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))