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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 22 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Asia slips back on Japan export DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Asian stocks slipped back after Japan’s export fell an annual 8,1 percent in July. Collapsing shipments to Europe and a steep fall in sales to China caused the deepest drop in export in six months. The Japanese yen strengthened against the dollar trading at 79,28. The South Asian Pacifix index, MSCI fell 0,7 percent. The US-markets rallied during the first part of the session, but fell back from record highs. Standard and Poor’s 500 index rose to a four year high before slipping back into red. The Euro/USD jumped back to a high on 1.2488 on expectations that the European Central Bank, ECB, will act to rein in surging borrowing costs. The interest rate on both Spanish and Italian bonds fell sharply in yesterday’s trade. Crude oil prices are steady. Brent close to 115 and NYMEX above 96. Gold (1640) and silver (29,25) are bullish, and some experts claim that we are turing into a bullish commodity and precious metals market. The Euro broke through the short term technical resistance level in its recent two week corridor where the common currency has seen movements between 1.2042 and 1.2444 on the upside. The rally we recently have seen in stocks is, however, has been built not on fundamentals, but on expectations that ECB shall convince resistant Germans to buy bonds to cap the yield of troubled euro zone sovereign states. German Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced last week principle support for ECB’s crisis-fighting strategy. This boosted the short term both the Euro and global market sentiment. 1.2488 is the highest level seen on the Euro since early July. Euro zone top level meetings at the end of this week will give a more clear indication as to the future direction of the common currency. ECB bond buying and whether European leaders are willing to give necessary promises to keep Greece in the Euro, are on the top of the agenda. Copyright: United World Capital

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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 21 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Apple most valuable company in history DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Apple shares reached a new high becoming the most valuable public listed company of all time yesterday. Shares rose to USD 665 up 2,6 % from last week. The combined value of Apple shares exceed the previous record set by Microsoft. Stocks were otherwise flat in New York on Monday experiencing signs of fatigue after six-week of gains and uncertainty regarding the handling of the debt crisis in Europe. The South Pacific Asian stock index, MSCI, is as the Japanese Nikkei up in early trading in Asia. EURO/USD is trading up, 1.2357, on expectations to the top level meetings in Europe in the second half of the week.Greek Premier Antonis Samaras is likely to ask for a two years postponement of the execution of austerity measures when he meets with German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, in Berlin on Friday. Germany seems adamant. Finance Minister Schaubel stated yesterday that he sees no point in throwing more money into a bottomless Greek hole. The Foreign Minister of Finland stated that a possible Greek exit from the Euro is on the agenda. The Minister added that the Greeks know what it takes to stay in the Euro. It is up to Greece to decide whether they are willing to undertake the necessary obligations and measures to stay as a EURO- member. While there is little room for compromise and new postponements for Greece, Germany seems to have moved closer to other Euro-countries and the European Central Bank, ECB, regarding possible purchase of bonds from struggling Euro-economies as Italy and Spain. A ceiling or threshold for the interest rate on these bonds have been discussed as a measure to avoid speculation. As long as such solutions are aired, the Euro is probably going to inch upwards for the rest of the week till we see a more clear picture. Long term odds point against the Euro and in support of USD and precious metals. Gold prices have reached 1621 and silver is also stronger (28,85). Oil prices are stable: NYMEX at 96 and Brent 114. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 20 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Risk appetite still robust DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Japan’s Nikkei share average continued to inch higher Monday morning as risk appetite remained robust. The Nikkei index reached a three month’s high on Friday helped by a weaker Japanese yen. USD is still up against JPY trading at 79,50. The weaker Yen has given Japanese exporters a welcome support. Thailand presented much stronger than expected GDP-figures this morning while Chinese stocks reached its lowest level in 3 years. The increased risk appetite and optimism in Asia and other markets seems to be driven by sustained hopes for progress in European leaders tackling of Euro zone debt crisis. German Chancellor Angela Merkel went last week far in backing ECB President Mario Draghi in his unconditional support for the Euro. During a state visit to Canada Ms Merkel seemed to second Draghi’s statement, in that Germany will take all means necessary to support the EURO. The strength of the content of these statement will be tested later this week when Greek Premier Antonis Samaras on Friday meets Merkel in Berlin to ask for a revised austerity schedule. So far, neither Germany nor the EU-commissions have demonstrated any willingness for compromise, and threatened not to pay out the September bail out tranche if Greece fails to meet its austerity obligations. EURO/USD is in early trading Monday morning at the same level as Friday 1.2331. Further short term development will depend on how ECB and EU-institutions handle Greece and higher Spanish and Italian bond prices. Rumors say that ECB is considering a ceiling for bond prices to avoid further speculation. Oil prices are higher as the US proposal to use oil strategic reserves to dampen prices, have met with skepticism. Brent is at 114,50 and NYMEX crude reached above 96. Gold (1617) and Silver (28,15) are also trading higher. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 17 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Merkel boosts global markets DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Wall Street rose to its highest level since April after German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, seemed to support the European Central Bank’s efforts to strengthen the Euro and fight the region’s debt crisis. The high technology index, NASDAQ, outperformed the market after Cisco shares jumped nearly 10% and Apple reached a new high. This came after the US indexes had moved sidelong for the last two weeks. Yesterday’s gains seem to indicate a continued upward market trend. The positive stock developments in US were followed up in Asia where both the South Asian MSCI- and Nikkei indexes rose in morning trade. At press conference with the Canadian Prime Minister yesterday, Angela Merkel voiced strong support for the EURO, along ECB President Mario Draghi’s statement last month to do whatever it takes to save the euro. Merkel also stressed the need for Europe’s swift fiscal policy integration. Merkel’s statement was interpreted as Germany is inching closer to take active steps for economic stimulus. Germany has so far been reluctant to give up on its strict monetary and fiscal policies. Merkels comments gave a boost both to stock markets in Western Europe and strengthened the Euro. Euro/USD rose from 1.2275 to a high on 1.2373, trading at 1.2350 in opening in Asia, well inside the established short term corridor where the EURO for the last two weeks has floated between 2050 and 1.2450. USD/JPY is stronger than in weeks, trading at 79,32. The dollar has weakened towards other currencies on increased risk appetite. This has boosted commodities which are trading higher. Gold bounced back from low 1600 to trade at 1615. Also silver (28.15) is higher. Brent crude is back on 114 level from Wednesday’s high on 116 while NYMEX crude saw USD 95 for the first time in several weeks. While few observers doubt that ECB will take decisive action to tackle the ongoing debt and banking crisis in the Euro zone, the outlook is less clear for the US Federal Reserve’s future policy measures. US data continue to be firm. Two top Federal Reserve officials yesterday weighed in against further monetary policy easing. A third one stated that US interest rates needed to be raised earlier than the 2014 deadline set by the Federal Reserve. Copyright: United World Capital

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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 16 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Israeli attack rumors have oil skyrocketing DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Brent crude rose to a three month high above 116 yesterday on concerns over disruptions to supply from the Middle East. Oil storages in the United States, the world’s top consumer, fell also more than expected. Worries about a conflict over Iran’s disputed nuclear program have escalated with reports on plans for an imminent Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear reactors. Rumors telling that Israel would attack prior to the US elections, had oil prices to jump more than two dollars a barrel. There are also growing concerns that the Syrian situation shall seriously affect neighbor countries. Saudi Arabia yesterday ordered its citizens to leave Lebanon. US stocks, the dollar and most commodities rose on Wednesday while the Euro and US Treasury bills fell the US industry output rose 0,6% in July. The report followed strong July retail sales and employment data released earlier. Although US economic data remain mixed, signs of stabilization and a slow upward trend continue to emerge. This development has scaled back expectations for new economic stimulus from the US Federal Reserve, FED, on its meeting in September. Asian stocks were flat in today’s morning trading. The Chinese government indicated new stimulus measures. Prime Minister Wen Jiabao stated that slowing inflation had given China more room for economic growth stimulus measures. This lifted stocks and after new published figures had shown that foreign investments in China dropped with 8,7 % in July. USD continued to raise against Japanese yen. JPY fell to 79,25 losing more than one percent to dollar over the first days of the week. Gold prices are stabile on 1605. EURO/USD is stabile at 1.2280 with continued downward pressure on Italian and Spanish bond’s interest rate levels. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 15 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Dollar higher on upbeat retail data DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments The dollar traded near a one-month high against the Japanese yen on Wednesday spurred by surprisingly strong US retail sales. Together with the better employment numbers presented in the beginning of August, the new data have at least for now dampened talk of more monetary stimulus from the US Federal Reserve, FED. The reduced likelihood for monetary easing had an immediate impact on the Asian markets, which fall in morning trades. The Chinese markets were especially hard hit. The Hang Sheng Stock index fall more than 1%. USD/JP trades at 78.75 after reaching 78.93. The broad based expansion in retail sales helped bolster the view that the slowdown seen in US economic growth during the second quarter of 2012, was only temporary. The retail data led to a jump in a US Treasury yields. If the US consumer inflation and industrial data presented later today, are positive, the dollar is likely to continue up against yen and other currencies. The Euro was little affected by the newest US-data. Euro/USD is trading at 1.2325. The Euro has been supported by expectations that the European Central Bank, ECB, will take measures to reduce the crippling borrowing costs for Spain and Italy. Short term technical charts look favorable to the Euro, trading in an upward channel between the 1.2042 low reached in the end of July and the 1.2444 high reached last week. There are, however, no changes in the longer term Euro picture. Capital continues to flow out from Greece. The New Greek government has neither been able to carry through promised austerities. Many observers therefore see a Greek Euro-exit as a foregone conclusion which European policy makers already are relating to. The big test for the Euro is Spain, and how the country shall handle their debt. In the medium perspective the Euro is heading by year’s end heading towards 1.15 against the dollar. The trend towards parity is equally clear in a year’s time. Copyright: United World Capital

WEEKLY WINNERS OF THE FOREX DEMO CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE WEEK 6 - 10 AUGUST UWC is pleased to announce the following weekly winners of the Forex Demo Championship for the week 06 - 10 August: 1st Prize - $1000 Bonus - Barbie 2nd Prize - $800 Bonus - Malaysia 3rd Prize - $500 Bonus - ImranMughal Most Active Trader Award - $100 Bonus - bobsley Congratulations to all winners! We would like to take this opportunity to thank all participants and to warmly invite all of our clients to take part in our weekly Forex Demo Championship Remember the Earlier You Join the Contest- the Bigger the Chance You Have of Winning!

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 14 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Euro/USD gains on speculation DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments EURO/USD rose 50 points to 1.2343 from yesterday as investors hunted for bargains and waited for new economic figures from Europe and the US. Traders halted their bets for a further drop in the Euro. They were also influenced by a lack of fresh news. Recent data have shown that the Euro zone’s debt crisis is eroding global activity. Asian shares rose in morning trade in Asia with the MSCI South Asian Pacific index marginally up 0,3%. Gold is falling on faltering hopes for central bank monetary easing. Brent crude stays above USD 113 a barrel. New economic figures released this morning show that also German economy is stagnating strongly impacted by the Euro zone crisis. GDP, Gross Domestic Production, figures for Greece show a 6,2 % contraction in the last quarter. It is telling that these serious recessionary figures are hailed for being better than expected! Shares in Europe and the United States were down yesterday on deteriorating global growth prospects. Market volumes are weak. Expectations for further central bank growth stimulus seem for the moment to be the only real factor that supports investor’s sentiment and keep up the stock markets. Soaring grain prices caused by the worst US drought in more than 50 years and poor crops from the breadbasket in the Black Sea area are simultaneously creating global worries for a serious food crisis. The G-20 (the group of the twenty leading industrialized countries) is planning for an emergency meeting in the end of the month. The global society is eager to avoid a repetition of the pike in food prices, which triggered riots in poor countries in 2008. The G-20 has, however, no sanction means at its disposal. The G-20 can to try convincing member countries like the US to halt its ethanol production, and urge upon Russia not to impose an export ban on corn as it did two years ago. There is nevertheless little hope for concerted actions. The group is severely split big consumers and producers interests. Copyright: United World Capital

Oil hits USD 114 on Israeli comments DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Oil prices hit a 3-month high in early Asian trading. Brent crude rose above USD 114 a barrel on worries of supply disruption from the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated yesterday that Israel’s security was threatened by the prospect of Iran obtaining nuclear weaponry. His comments are seen as a direct threat for a possible Israeli strike against Iran’s installations to stop it’s disputed nuclear program. The prospect of an imminent Israeli strike keeps oil markets at bay. In spite of forecasts of a further slowdown in oil demand due to weaker economic growth in the United States, Europe and China, Brent reached a three month peak of USD 114,28 in early Asian trading to retreat to the 114 mark. Precious metals as Gold and Silver are also trading higher, and the Euro/USD inched marginally up, helped by expectations of monetary easing from the European (ECB) and the US (FED) central banks. The Japanese Yen is keeping strong, USD/JPY at 78,25. Weak Japanese GDP figures had no negative impact on the Yen. Japan’s economy expanded just 0,3% in second quarter of 2012 as a rebound in consumer spending lose momentum and Europe’s debt crisis weighs on global demand. China, US and Japan have reported weaker growth in the April – June quarter compared with previous quarter figures. Global stock markets have been rallying in August on raising expectations in financial markets that policymakers will take actions to lift their economies. However, hopes remain dark. The situation is especially troublesome in Europe. As one commentator stated: “Each time I am looking at Europe, the picture is more gloomy. Neither the sovereign and banking crisis, nor the problems facing the EURO, disappear by strong words. As a dark omen news tell that new Greek government again has failed to deliver on its austerity measures, and that German patience – once again - is running out”. Copyright: United World Capital

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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 10 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Chinese trade data disappoints markets DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments The European debt crisis and global fear for sluggish economic growth in China are back in the headlines. The Euro came yesterday under renewed pressure. EURO/USD lost more than 100 points from its 1.24 level; to recover in Asia trading at 1.2295. A four day stocks rally in Asia came to an abrupt halt as China’s export and import data for July fell short of expectations. The same did trade figures from other Asian countries influenced by the negative growth and recession in Europe. China’s export in July were up only one percent from previous year, while markets had expected a 8,6 % increase. Imports were marginally lower than the forecast of 7,4 % growth and posted 7,2 percent. The data had a negative impact on commodities, the China reliant Australian dollar and equities. Brent crude is down, but still trading at 112,95 after reaching 113 on Wednesday. Gold lost some dollars and fell to 1612 an ounce. Jobless claims in the US came in better than expected. 361 000 filed claims against the expected 370 000. The US trade balances were also marginally better than forecasts. The recent data shall raise expectations for concerted economic stimulus measures after the summer holidays in May. After creating a short August rally more based on hopes and wishful thinking than realities and fundamentals, markets are this morning back in a sober mood. Analysts are expressing serious doubts on whether new European summits would be able to get Europe out of its present impasse. The new Greek government seems unable to come to grip with its debt situation. In spite of the fact that ECB President, Mario Monti, for a short time was able to talk interest rates on Italian and Spanish bonds down, the Euro zone has not even inched closer to solving its sovereign debt and banking crisis. The upward pressure on interest rates levels on the exposed southern European countries shall probably be back in the headlines within soon. The technical resistance level on Euro/USD is around 1.18 which it reached during the 2008 – 2009 financial crisis, is going to come under new pressure. As long as words are not substituted by concrete measures the downward trend on EURO/USD is most likely going to continue. Don’t be surprised to see 1.10 during the next months; inching towards parity in 2013. Copyright: United World Capital

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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 9 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Standard hits back on a “lonely” cowboy DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Standard hits back on a “lonely” cowboy Standard Charter bank accused of laundering of Iran-funds in violation of US sanctions, hit back on New York banking regulator, Benjamin Lawsky yesterday. Critics claimed Lawsky had acted as “ a lonely cowboy” revealing information from an ongoing investigation. The Bank was supported by Mervin King of the British Central Bank, who accused Lawsky to march to his own tune, out of step with federal Washington regulators. The stock prices of Standard Charter tumbled, but recovered when Standard Charter countered the allegations finding them “wholly disproportionate”. This is the third attack by US regulators on major British and international banks within a short period. This has raised eyebrows and led to double standard suspicions that US authorities are treating their own banks differently than their competitors. Back in 2006 a Standard Bank executive director according to leaked information, lashed out at the US and told: “who are you tell us and the rest of the world how to deal with the Iranians”. The banking rhetoric somewhat overshadowed yesterdays market news. Equity markets in Europe and US were flat, while Asia was up for the fourth day in row helped by strong jobs data and reduced unemployment in Australia. The Japanese Central Bank stated willingness to undertake growth measures. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index is up 3,5 % in three trading days hitting its highest level in three months. Stimulus expectations are driving the upturn. The Euro slipped back against the USD yesterday trading down from the 1.24 level to 1.2350. EURO/USD is at present at 1.2379. USD/JPY is at 78,4625 marginally up from Tuesday. Oil prices are high with Brent crude trading at 112. Gold and silver are as copper up. Copyright: United World Capital

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