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DUBAI - Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Wednesday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rattled as Trump impeachment bid raises new risks
* Oil extends losses after Trump douses trade talk optimism
* PRECIOUS-Gold steady as Trump's impeachment inquiry stokes risk-off mood
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Egyptian stocks slump on worries of more protests
* Japan's Abe urges Iran to take actions that are 'grounded in wisdom'
* Macron says Trump, Rouhani know conditions for talks, but up to them to deliver
* Britain's Johnson, in talks with Iran's Rouhani, urges release of imprisoned dual nationals
* Pakistan's Khan says he is mediating with Iran after Trump asked him to help
* Iran's Rouhani says open to discuss small changes to 2015 deal if sanctions lifted
* Egypt, Qatar trade barbs at U.N. on Libya conflict interference
* Air strikes in Yemen kill at least 16 civilians, Houthis say
* British tanker Stena Impero remains in Iran
* Iran says U.S. sanctions blocking equipment to fight pollution at energy plants
EGYPT
* Egypt's GASC seeks wheat for shipment Oct. 26-Nov. 5
* Egypt hands life sentence to Egyptian plane hijacker
* Egypt share index falls 4.2% on protests, wiping out 2019 gains
* Egypt dollar bonds extend losses after weekend protests
* POLL-Egypt's central bank seen making second straight interest rate cut
SAUDI ARABIA
* Saudi central bank governor says attack on Aramco had no monetary impact
* After attacks, Saudi Aramco trading arm seeks oil to meet deliveries - sources
* Jeddah airport's new terminal opened in tourism push
* Saudi Arabia waives fees on expats working in industrial sector
* Saudi's Arabian Cement Updates On Construction Of New Cement Mills
* Saudi cabinet asks world to put a limit on Iran "aggressive behaviour"
* Saudi Aramco IPO unlikely to happen this year after oil attacks – sources
* Saudi consumer prices fall in August for eighth month in a row
* Saudi's Petro Rabigh Says Crude Oil Supplies Back To Normal
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* Julphar's Board To Approve Usage Of Reserves To Offset Accumulated Losses
* Dubai's DP World set to raise $1 billion in sukuk and conventional bonds
* ADNOC Drilling completes its first offshore integrated drilling services well
* Fitch predicts property weakness to hit UAE bank assets, loan restructurings
* DP World Provides Updates On Results Of Tender Offer Convertible Bonds
* Abu Dhabi raises $10 billion with triple-tranche bond
* Drake & Scull hires Shuaa to advise on debt restructuring -sources
BAHRAIN
* Bahrain starts marketing dollar sukuk and conventional bonds
(Compiled by Dubai Newsroom;) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))