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DUBAI: Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Sunday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rally, led by growth names, dollar eases
* Oil prices post third weekly drop after volatile week
* PRECIOUS-Gold logs best week since May as inflation fears grow
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Dubai leads most Gulf bourses higher, Abu Dhabi at peak
* China, Saudi seek to block anti-fossil fuel language in UN climate deal - sources
* World powers press for Libya elections but disputes remain
* ANALYSIS-Wielding fresh leverage, Iran to play hardball at nuclear talks
* Protesters face tear gas and bullets to oppose Sudan coup
* West says new Sudan army-led council breaches democracy transition
* NEWSMAKER-Coup leader pushes Sudan off post-Bashir path to democracy
* Coalition forces say they have withdrawn from around Yemen's Hodeidah port
* Africa has sights set on hydrocarbon haul despite global shift
* Lebanese government in ‘fantasy land’ amid crisis, UN envoy says
* Gas prices may stay high if winter cold, imports don't rise - IEA head
* U.S. Iran envoy visits UAE, Israel, Saudi and Bahrain Nov. 11-20
* OPEC says high prices to dampen pace of oil demand recovery
* Lebanon information minister says he is not challenging Mikati or Saudi Arabia
EGYPT
* Egypt to host COP27 international climate conference in 2022 - ministry
* Egypt announces price band for local wheat procurement
* Egypt's GASC seeks vegetable oils in tender for arrival Jan 10-30
SAUDI ARABIA
* Saudi court overturns death sentence for man convicted as minor; retrial to follow
* Saudi Aramco to supply full term oil volumes to several Asian buyers - sources
* MEDIA-U.S. warns Saudi Arabia that its tax regime may drive firms away - Bloomberg News
* Losses deepen in Q3 for Saudi pilgrimage sites developer
* Saudi Arabia's Almunajem Foods announces intention to go public
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* UAE to list 'Salik' road toll system on Dubai financial market
* Dubai ruler says UAE to host COP28 climate conference in 2023
* UAE, Bahrain, Israel and U.S. forces in first joint naval drill
* Abu Dhabi's new secular family law steps up Gulf talent competition
* UAE foreign minister receives phone call from Iranian counterpart - WAM
QATAR
* Blinken says Qatar to act as U.S. diplomatic representative in Afghanistan
* Qatar has no plan to normalise ties with Syria, says foreign minister
* Qatar's Al Jazeera TV says its Sudan bureau chief has been arrested
* Qatar Airways says profitable, to keep expanding
KUWAIT
* Kuwait's emir grants pardons and reduced sentences to dissidents
BAHRAIN
* Bahrain to cancel working with its coronavirus travel red list
* Bahrain gets $2 billion with second bond sale of the year
OMAN
* Gulf's Oman Air seeking further government aid, targets 2024 break-even
(Compiled by Dubai newsroom) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))