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DUBAI - Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Monday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares up on U.S. jobs report, but caution seen on trade talks
* Oil prices on ebb tide as gloom gathers over global economy
* PRECIOUS-Gold rises ahead of U.S.-China trade negotiations
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Most of Gulf rises on modest U.S. job growth, Saudi ends losing streak
* Iraqi police fire on protesters in new unrest, death toll passes 100
* Split vote complicates government formation after Tunisia election
* Erdogan, Trump discuss Syria 'safe zone' in phone call; to meet next month -Ankara
* Libya's NOC to halt production at Faregh oil field due maintenance at Zueitina port
* Trump re-election campaign targeted by Iran-linked hackers -sources
* Who will buy Lebanon's Eurobond Not us, say foreign fund managers
* Iran will use every means possible to export its oil - SHANA
EGYPT
* Egypt says talks over Ethiopia's Nile dam deadlocked, calls for mediation
SAUDI ARABIA
* Saudi Arabia working to remove Sudan from U.S. state sponsors of terrorism list - tweet
* Saudi market regulator facilitates listing of foreign companies
* Saudi fund acquires 49% stake in consulting firm Richard Attias -Maaal
* Saudi dairy company Almarai's third-quarter profit falls 8.5%
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* Abu Dhabi crown prince, top Saudi defense official discuss military, defense matters
* UAE telecom du sees no evidence of ‘security holes’ in Huawei's 5G technology-CTO
* BRIEF-Arabtec Holding Unit Awarded SAR 280 Mln EPC Contract By Saudi Aramco
QATAR
* Qatar sets Sept. Marine crude price at $63.05/bbl, Land crude at $64/bbl -state news agency
OMAN
* BRIEF-Dhofar International Development And Investment Holding Shareholders Approve Rights Issue
(Reporting by Dubai Newsroom;) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))