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MIDEAST STOCKS - Factors to watch - November 11

DUBAI, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch of their accuracy.INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares edge lower, supply concerns keep oil down MKTS/GLOB* Oil falls as strong dollar outweighs Libya, Ukraine concerns O/R* PRECIOUS-Gold falls over 2 pct as dollar rises;
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GLOBAL MARKETS-China deal sends shares to 1-month high, ruble surges

(Adds details, new quotes) * Long-awaited HK-Shanghai connection boosts Chinese shares * Ruble up 2 pct after central bank scraps formal intervention By David Gaffen NEW YORK, Nov 10 (Reuters) - World equity markets hit their highest level in more than...
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GLOBAL MARKETS-China deal sends shares to 1-month high, rouble surges

* Long-awaited HK-Shanghai connect boosts Chinese shares* Oil rises on renewed political concerns* Rouble surges 3 pct after central bank scraps formal interventionBy Marc JonesLONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - A landmark deal to give global investors easier access to China&aposs $3.9 trillion stock market helped lift world shares to their highest in over a month on Monday, as renewed tensions in Libya a
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Dubai's financial free zone to double in size in a decade - governor

Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is on track to double in size over the next decade with companies from China and South-east Asia set to fuel its next phase of growth, the governor of the financial free zone said on Monday.

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Dubai's financial free zone to double in size in a decade - governor

Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is on track to double in size over the next decade with companies from China and South-east Asia set to fuel its next phase of growth, the governor of the financial free zone said on Monday.
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Kuwaiti bank CBK says concerns over buyer cash behind bond cancellation

Commercial Bank of Kuwait said on Monday it cancelled its 120 million dinar ($412.7 million) capital-boosting bond last week over potential perception concerns about where some of the buyers were getting cash to participate in the issue.

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