Malaysian Stocks - Factors to watch

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Here are the news stories
and factors that may affect the Malaysian stock market on
Tuesday. --------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 2311
GMT----------------------

INSTRUMENT LAST PCT CHG NET CHG

S&P 500 .SPX 919.21 -1.27% -11.780
USD/JPY JPY= 97.96 -0.04% -0.040 10-YR
US TSY YLD US10YT=RR 3.760 -- 0.000

SPOT GOLD XAU= $745.85 0.01% 0.050

US CRUDE CLc1 $62.11 -0.48% -0.310

DOW JONES .DJI 8870.54 -0.82% -73.27

ASIA ADRS .BKAS 95.66 0.93% 0.88
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TELEKOM MALAYSIA, MAYBANK TO RELEASE QUARTERLY RESULTS

-- Dominant fixed-line operator Telekom Malaysia (TLMM.KL)
is scheduled to release its third-quarter results after the
market closes on Tuesday.

Top bank Maybank (MBBM.KL) may also release its
first-quarter results later on Tuesday, a company spokesman
said on Monday. > US STOCKS-Economic worry hounds Wall St

[.N] > OIL-Oil rises 2 pct on China rescue plan,
Saudi cuts [O/R] > Fitch revises outlooks on Korea and
Malaysia [ID:nWNA8862] > ASEAN seeks to tap savings to fund
infrastructure[ID:nKLR31880] > Malaysia AmBank makes offer for
MAA gen insurance[ID:nKLR26496] > Malaysia's RHB sees rising
delinquencies in '09 [ID:nKLR359746] > Malaysia's Scomi
consortium wins 1.85 bln rgt job[ID:nWNAS5935] > Malaysia may
cut power tariff if coal below $75 [ID:nKLR276934] > Malaysia
MRCB wins $73 mln river contract [ID:nKLR28310] > Satyam
to buy Motorola's Malaysia software unit [ID:nBOM264601] >
Malaysia's October palm oil stocks at record [ID:nKLR419880]
> Malaysia's Nov 1-10 palm oil exports down 9 pct
[ID:nKLR53642] > Malaysia's Nov 1-10 palm oil exports down
5.3pct[ID:nKLR425737] > India's STC chief says govt veg oil
imports stop[ID:nDEL219757] > Malaysian palm up on crude;
record stocks drag [ID:nJAK420389] > Malaysia cbank announces
H2 Nov note issues [ID:nKLA008043] > FOREX-Dollar little
changed versus euro after China plan [USD/] > SEA
Stocks-S'pore, Malaysia lead gains after China plan [.SO] >
TREASURIES-Bonds gain as stocks fade, 3-year notes return [US/]
> Gold ends higher as China spurs inflation fear
[GOL/]
(Reporting by Varsha Tickoo; Editing by Ben Tan)