DUBAI, Feb 6 (Reuters) – Here are some factors that could influence Middle East equity markets on Sunday. Reuters has not reviewed the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL
* GLOBAL MARKETS – Global stocks falter as bond yields rise after upbeat US jobs data and earnings
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* Oil hits 7-year highs as rally extends into 7th week
* PRECIOUS Gold Firms as Inflation Risks Counteract Higher US Yields, Dollar read more
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Most major Gulf exchanges are tracking lower oil prices Read more
* MIDEAST STOCKS-UAE stocks rebound as supply fears push oil prices higher. Read more
* ANALYSIS-OPEC+ meets quickly, sticks to script, dodges geopolitical debates read more
* Erdogan says Turkey and Israel could bring gas to Europe together – read media
* The Tunisian President dissolves the Supreme Judicial Council read more
* Deadly clashes break out at peacekeeping facilities in Darfur, Sudan. Read more
* France, Luxembourg ask Lebanon for information on central bank governor’s finances – sources read more
EGYPT
* Egypt raises domestic fuel prices by 0.25 EGP in quarterly review – statement
SAUDI ARABIA
* Creditors of Saudi construction company Azmeel approve a $2 billion debt restructuring. Read more
* Saudi Stock Exchange Announces Listing of Gas Arabian Services Read more
* Denmark has found members of the Iranian opposition group guilty of spying for Saudi Arabia. Read more
* Iran open to further talks with Saudi in an atmosphere of respect read more
* Saudi Arabia hikes Asia crude oil prices in March Read more
UAE
* UAE lifts vaccinated citizens travel ban to 12 African countries – state news agency Read More
QATAR
*EXCLUSIVE-Qatar failed to approach Asian buyers over gas diversions to Europe. Read more
BAHRAIN
* Israeli defense minister signs security agreement with Bahrain. Read more
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