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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 shares rise in early trade, investors eye Fed meeting
* Oil rises as threat recedes of Iran supply resuming soon
* PRECIOUS-Gold prices ease as U.S. dollar firms ahead of Fed meeting
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Rising oil prices, economic recovery lift Gulf stocks
* U.S. president says NATO stands together, solidarity is unshakable
* Israeli nationalists to march in East Jerusalem, Palestinians plan 'Day of Rage'
* COLUMN-Hedge funds bullish as oil prices hit multi-year highs: Kemp
* Egypt upholds death sentence for 12 senior Muslim Brotherhood figures
* Erdogan says U.S.-Turkey problems can be solved after Biden meet
* EXCLUSIVE-Carlos Ghosn pledges lengthy fight to clear his name
* Bodies wash up on Yemen coast after reports of migrant boat sinking
* Sudan says it is open to conditional interim deal on Ethiopia dam
* U.N. rights office voices concern on serious violations by Tunisian police
* New Israeli finance minister says no tax hikes, budget focus on 2022
* American duo plead guilty to helping former Nissan chief Ghosn flee Japan
* Iran vote turnout poses test of youth frustrations and hopes
EGYPT
* Egypt's GASC seeks wheat in tender for shipment Aug 21-31
* POLL-Egypt's central bank forecast to leave interest rates on hold
* Egypt's parliament approves 2021-2022 budget
* Qalaa Holdings chairman grounded by $4 mln cheque dispute
SAUDI ARABIA
* Saudi first quarter GDP shrinks 3%, hit by oil sector decline
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* ANALYSIS-DAMAC delisting plan piles pressure on shrinking Dubai market
* Dubai Islamic Bank gives initial guidance for 5-yr dollar sukuk - document
* Turkish mob boss Peker questioned by Dubai police
* Dubai plane leasing firm DAE adds more banks to bond deal
* The Emirati oil deal that has infuriated Israeli environmentalists
QATAR
* EXCLUSIVE-NATO approaches Qatar to seek training base for Afghan forces after withdrawal
(Compiled by Dubai newsroom) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))