Stocks are poised for a higher start as Dubai gets bailed out

U.S. stocks are set to open higher Monday morning after Dubai received a last-minute lifeline from neighboring Abu Dhabi, which lent it $10 billion on a day some debt was to expire. Meanwhile in the U.S., Citigroup announced it will repay its bailout funds.

Without much in the way of economic reports, investors are likely to concentrate on the banking sector, as many execs are meeting today with President Obama to discuss lending and compensation practices, as well as falling oil prices.

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