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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 dip as trade worries halt record rally, dollar falls
* Oil slumps but sets monthly gain ahead of OPEC meeting
* MIDEAST STOCKS- Emirates NBD drags Dubai; Egypt snaps losing streak
* PRECIOUS- Gold faces worst month since June 2018; markets seek clarity on trade talks
* Russian oil producers propose keeping output quotas until end-March
* Turkish central bank to take steps to direct loans across economy -sources
* Turkish economic confidence index rises 1.7% in November
* No decision yet on whether to exclude Russia's condensate from output measurement -Novak
* Production at Libya's El Feel oilfield gradually restarting - engineers
* Turkey and Libya sign deal on maritime zones in the Mediterranean
* UPDATE 1-Iran dismisses French comments about nuclear deal's dispute mechanism
* Lebanese parliament committee to approve 2020 budget by year-end - head
* Libya's El Feel oilfield suffered "minor damage", production restarted - NOC
* Israel cenbank prefers forex intervention to rate cuts for now - official
* UPDATE 3-Lebanon pays off maturing $1.5 billion Eurobond - sources
* Algeria approves new energy law to attract foreign investment
* Jordan says began negotiations over new IMF programme
* Turkish financial sector firms buy majority stake in JCR Eurasia
* Turkish cenbank says required reserves framework will boost credit growth
* Turkish Oct foreign visitor arrivals up 14.28% - tourism ministry
* POLL-Turkish economy to expand in Q3 and grow 0.5% this year
* POLL-Turkey's inflation seen rebounding to 11%, at 12% by year-end
* OPEC November oil output slips before Aramco IPO, policy meeting
* UPDATE 1-Russia calls on OPEC+ to decide on deal closer to April - TASS
* Lebanon central bank to take needed steps amid crisis - banking official
* Lebanon petrol stations suspend strike -NNA
EGYPT
* BRIEF-Emaar Misr Gets NUCA Approval To Buy 500 Feddan Land At Sheikh Zayed City
* Egypt's M2 money supply up 12.9% year-on-year in October - central bank
* BRIEF-Arab Moltaqa Investments Q3 Consol Profit Rises
* BRIEF-Egyptian Transport And Commercial Services Q3 Consol Profit Falls
* BRIEF-Egypt's Atlas For Investment & Food Industries 9-Month Consol Loss Narrows
* BRIEF-Faisal Islamic Bank Of Egypt 9-Month Consol Profit Rises
* Egypt has capacity to store 4 mln tonnes of wheat - ministry
SAUDI ARABIA
* UPDATE 2-Saudi Aramco IPO oversubscribed so far, but not by big margin
* Saudi Aramco IPO's retail tranche attracts $12.6 bln -lead manager
* Saudi Aramco IPO's retail tranche oversubscribed - lead manager
* BRIEF-Saudi Automotive Services Renews, Amends Bank Facility With Saudi Fransi Bank
* BRIEF-Saudi's Bupa Arabia Gets Health Insurance Contract From NCB
* BRIEF-Saudi Stock Exchange Approves Baazeem Trading Request To Transfer To Main Market
* BRIEF-Saudi's CMA Approves National Agricultural Development Capital Increase Request
* BRIEF-Dallah Healthcare Says JV Agreement With AWJ Investment Ended
* TABLE-Saudi money supply increase in October
* BRIEF-Al Hokair Group To Use Statutory Reserve To Amortize Accumulated Losses
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* Soccer-Man City owners to acquire Mumbai ISL team - source
* Soccer-Abu Dhabi-based consortium agrees to buy Charlton Athletic
* BRIEF-Flydubai Confirms Wet Lease Agreement With Smartwings
* Emirates NBD has cut over 400 jobs since October - sources
* BRIEF-Moody's Says Dubai And Sharjah Most Vulnerable To Impact Of UAE's Non-Oil Sector Slowdown
* BRIEF-UAE's Al Ramz Corporation Launches Sky One Money Market Fund
QATAR
* Qatari foreign minister's Saudi visit seen easing Gulf rift
KUWAIT
* BRIEF-Al Ahli Bank Of Kuwait Sells 8.05% Stake In KFIC
* BRIEF-Warba Capital Finance Manager Mohammad Amin Resigns
BAHRAIN
* BRIEF-GFH Financial Group Launches Britus Education Platform
* BRIEF-S&P Revised Bahrain's Outlook To Positive On Improving Fiscal Prospects
OMAN
* Oman gas company plans $800 million loan - sources
* Oman crude OSP rises to $62.81/bbl for January
(Reporting by Dubai Newsroom) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))