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DUBAI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - 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-Shares, dollar retreat on Trump travel ban, weak U.S. GDP MKTS/GLOB
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Saudi, Kuwait climb again as UAE, Qatar underperform Oil extends decline as rising U.S. output weighs O/R
* PRECIOUS-Gold up on weaker dollar, sluggish U.S. economic data U.S. tempers part of Trump travel ban amid big protests, criticism Global backlash grows against Trump's immigration order Commando dies in U.S. raid in Yemen which kills 30 Qaeda members, civilians Syrian army seizes Damascus water source as rebels withdraw - pro-gov't media, monitor In Turkey visit, Britain's May pushes trade, mentions human rights Algeria's Skikda plant to resume normal LNG deliveries after maintenance ends - source Trump's call for deadlier Islamic State push may hit limits Dozens barred from flying out of Istanbul airport after Trump ban U.N. experts warn Saudi-led coalition allies over war crimes in Yemen Turkish soldier killed in clash with IS near Syria's al-Bab -military Iraq to oppose U.S. travel curbs, keen to preserve cooperation against Islamic State Fear in interrogation room, death in the street: Iraq roots out Islamic State Netanyahu backs US embassy move to Jerusalem though signals no urgency Trump order dashes dreams of Iraqi family bound for United States Houthi-run authorities in Yemen capital condemn Trump ban Two Iraqis lead legal fight against Trump order blocking entry "I got handcuffed and just started crying": Sudanese student describes U.S. detention 'Case by case' approach for U.S. green card holders under Trump's new order Trump to speak to Saudi, UAE, Korean leaders Sunday -White House About 40 Turkish NATO soldiers request asylum in Germany-media Jordan's Arab Bank group says 2016 net profit rose 20 percent Social media battle lines drawn ahead of Turkish vote Turkey threatens to cancel Greece migration deal in soldiers' extradition row Egypt says considers Yen, Yuan bond issuance Airlines in Cairo asked to implement Trump travel ban -EgyptAir official ARABIA
* TABLE-Saudi money supply increase in December Saudi money supply growth picks up as economy strengthens BRIEF-France's Engie awarded contract for $1.2 bln gas plant in Saudi Arabia Saudi's National Commercial Bank proposes higher H2 dividend Saudi king agrees in call with Trump to support Syria, Yemen safe zones ARAB EMIRATES
* Emirates changes pilot, crew rosters on US flights after Trump order Market permitting, Dubai Investments plans IPOs in 6-9 months -CEO UAE to grant Russian visitors visas on arrival Etihad, Lufthansa CEOs to hold news conference on cooperation drive UAE credit demand eased slightly but seems to have stabilised -c.bank MOVES-Abu Dhabi's Al Hilal Bank CEO leaves, CFO to lead on acting basis Viva Kuwait Q4 profit rises 6.8 pct BRIEF-Bank Muscat proposes 25 pct cash dividend, 5 pct bonus shares for 2016 BRIEF-HSBC Bank Oman appoints Sherard Cowper-Coles as chairman Off-duty Bahrain policeman killed in "terrorist act" - state news agency