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          In the energy commodities’ sector, returns for the
        
        
          next 12-months are estimated at 3.2% for oil and
        
        
          -6.6% for natural gas. In metals, copper prices
        
        
          are expected to increase by 11.6%, while alumini-
        
        
          um is expected to gain 6.3% and nickel 4.7%. Gold
        
        
          and silver are expected to gain 3.9% and lose 1.0%
        
        
          respectively. Double digit gains are also expected
        
        
          for maize (+13.3%) and soybeans (+10.8%).
        
        
          In the foreign exchange market, it is estimated
        
        
          that the dollar will remain weak, falling to 1.45
        
        
          against the euro in the next 6-12 months.
        
        
          The main assumption for 2011 is that the debt cri-
        
        
          sis will be contained. However, financial weak-
        
        
          ness and extreme spreads are expected to per-
        
        
          sist in the cases of Greece, Ireland and Portugal.
        
        
          There is high possibility of debt restructuring in all
        
        
          three countries.
        
        
          
            CREDIT SUISSE
          
        
        
          Stock markets worldwide are expected to register
        
        
          gains of 13%. Valuations are reasonable, and
        
        
          sustained economic recovery may lead to levels
        
        
          above those dictated by corporate profitability
        
        
          growth. Emerging markets and markets that are