SINGAPORE, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Singapore shares may open 
lower on Monday after Wall Street ended a five-week winning 
streak as the threat of rising interest rates in China prompted 
investors to book profits and reassess bullish positions in 
equities. 
    Singapore-based commodity firm Olam International  
may be in focus after it said on Saturday it will set up a $1.3 
billion ammonia-urea fertiliser complex in the central African 
nation of Gabon. [ID:nSGE6AC00X]