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BLOOMBERG (May 13, 1998) Daily Flash Daily Flash Internal Circulation Only 31 May 2013/2713 MAJOR CURRENCIES (Vs USD): ASIA PACIFIC (Midday; 31 May 2013) Singapore Dollar 1.2614 Japanese Yen 100.900 South Korean Won 1,128.26 Taiwan Dollar 29.950 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7636 Thai Baht 30.190 Malaysian Ringgit 3.0895 Indonesian Rupiah 9,804.00 Australian Dollar 0.9638 Euro 1.3037 China Renminbi 6.1361 WORLD MARKET INDICES: ASIA (Midday; 31 May 2013); US & EUROPE (30 May 2013) NET CHG. NET CHG. INDICES POINTS INDICES POINTS (POINTS) (POINTS) FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI 1,776.47 +1.55 Shanghai SE Composite 2,318.52 +0.99 FTSE Bursa Malaysia EMAS 12,403.87 +18.64 FTSE Straits Times Index 3,312.61 -23.40 FBM EMAS Shariah Index 12,414.91 +7.68 Stock Exchange Of Thailand 1,579.93 -1.39 FBM 100 Index 12,159.86 +21.72 Jakarta Composite Index 5,106.76 -22.89 FBM ACE Index 4,732.14 -1.28 Dow Jones Industrial 15,324.53 +21.73 Hang Seng Stock Index 22,459.82 -24.49 Nasdaq Composite Index 3,491.30 +23.78 Nikkei 225 Index 13,776.55 +187.52 FTSE 100 Index 6,627.17 -134.84 UNIT TRUST FUNDS OF PACIFIC MUTUAL 30 May 2013 NAV Change NAV Change Fund Fund (RM) (RM) (RM) (RM) Pacific Premier Fund * 0.7883 -0.0041 Pacific Dynamic Trader Fund * 1.3487 -0.0038 Pacific Pearl Fund * 0.9844 -0.0037 Pacific Focus China Fund 0.2461 -0.0014 Pacific Dana Aman 0.6014 -0.0010 Pacific SELECT Bond Fund * 1.0281 +0.0001 Pacific Millennium Fund 0.6474 -0.0030 Pacific ELITE Dividend Fund 0.6140 -0.0024 Pacific Recovery Fund 0.6493 -0.0052 Pacific ELIT Dana Aman 0.6051 -0.0011 Pacific Income Fund 0.5413 -0.0006 Pacific ELIT Dana Dividen 0.4670 -0.0023 Pacific Dana Murni 0.5344 +0.0001 Pacific ELIT Islamic AsiaPac 0.5108 -0.0013 Pacific SELECT Balance Fund 0.6365 -0.0019 Balanced Fund Pacific SELECT Income Fund 0.5323 -0.0007 Pacific Global A.I.R. Fund 0.4197 -0.0028 Pacific Dividend Fund 0.7521 -0.0030 Pacific ELITE Global Strategic Fund 0.4940 -0.0005 Pacific Focus18 Fund 0.4371 -0.0031 Pacific ELITE Asia Dividend Fund 0.5087 -0.0025 Pacific Cash Fund 0.5108 +0.0000 Pacific ELITE Emerging 0.4763 -0.0024 Pacific Asia Brands Fund 0.3543 +0.0005 Markets Fund Pacific Global Stars Fund 0.4008 +0.0004 Pacific ELITE China Growth Fund 0.4428 -0.0028 Pacific AsiaPac Income Fund 0.5109 -0.0004 Pacific ELITE Global Dividend Fund 0.5375 -0.0038 Pacific Dana Dividen 0.5501 -0.0011 Pacific ADVANTAGE GDP 0.4823 -0.0010 Momentum Fund * Par Value @ RM1.00 * Page 1/2 www.pacificmutual.com.my 03-7725 9877 PACIFIC MUTUAL FUND BHD (336059-U) A Member of OCBC Group EQUITY MARKETS Bloomberg: Asian Stocks Pare Gains, Led By Utilities; Japan Gains Asian stocks pared gains as utilities fell. Japanese shares edged higher after reports the nation’s pension fund may boost equity holdings and industrial output expanded faster than analysts estimated. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose less than 0.1% to 135.60 as of 1:44 p.m. in Tokyo, paring gains of as much as 0.8% earlier. The measure is heading for its first monthly decline in seven months after Japanese indexes entered a correction yesterday after reaching about five-year highs on 22 May 2013. “Price moves are being exaggerated by thin volume as investors stay on the sidelines,” said Alex Wong, a Hong Kong-based Director at Ample Capital Ltd. “You can’t be bullish after the market fell so much, but with foreign markets being so resilient, you can’t be too bearish. Utilities remain weak as people are still selling high-yield stocks.” Singapore’s Straits Times Index fell 0.7%, heading for its lowest close since 23 April 2013. India’s S&P BSE Sensex fell 1.3%. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index slipped 0.1%, while China’s Shanghai Composite Index swung between gains and losses. Japan Rebound: Japan’s Topix index rose 0.8% and the Nikkei 225 Stock Average gained 1.9%. Both gauges plunged more than 10.0% through yesterday from their 22 May 2013 high, entering what some investors define as a correction. Even after yesterday’s plunge, the Topix and the Nikkei 225 are still up more than 30.0% this year after the Bank of Japan pledged to reach 2.0% inflation within two years with unlimited bond buying and by doubling the monetary base. South Korea’s Kospi Index rose 0.3% and Taiwan’s Taiex Index gained 0.1%. New Zealand’s NZX 50 Index climbed 0.8%. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index added 0.3%. Futures on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index advanced 0.1%. The gauge rose 0.4% yesterday as weaker-than-expected data on economic growth and jobless claims boosted speculation the Federal Reserve will maintain stimulus. Shares on the MSCI Asia Pacific Index traded at 13.3 times estimated earnings yesterday, compared with 15.0 times for the S&P 500 and 13.4 times the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, according to data compiled by Bloomberg News. Bernama.com: Share Prices Traded Higher At Midday Lifted By Gains In Key Consumer Heavyweights Share prices on Bursa Malaysia were traded higher at midday today, lifted by gains in key consumer heavyweights, dealers said. At 12.30 p.m., the FBM KLCI rose 1.55 points to 1,776.47, after opening 1.78 points higher at 1,776.70. ~ End ~ Sources: Bloomberg, Bernama This report is for internal circulation only. No responsibility for loss occasioned by any person acting or refraining from action as a result of this publication can be accepted by the editors or Pacific Mutual Fund Bhd. The information herein is not to be construed as an offer, invitation to sell or purchase any units or securities. Master Prospectus dated 15 November 2012 with its Supplementary Master Prospectus dated 7 December 2012 and Second Supplementary Master Prospectus dated 6 February 2013; Master Prospectus – ELITE/ELIT Funds dated 5 January 2013 with its Supplementary Master Prospectus dated 6 February 2013; and Prospectus dated 3 September 2012 with its Supplementary Prospectus dated 7 December 2012 and Second Supplementary Prospectus dated 6 February 2013 (collectively known as “Prospectuses”), which are to be read together respectively, are obtainable at our offices. They have been registered by, and lodged with the Securities Commission Malaysia who takes no responsibility for their contents. Units will only be issued when we receive the official application form referred to in and accompanying the relevant Prospectuses. Information Memorandums dated 30 June 2010 and 28 July 2010, Supplementary Information Memorandums dated 10 December 2010, Second Supplementary Information Memorandums dated 21 February 2011, Third Supplementary Information Memorandums dated 4 April 2011; Fourth Supplementary Information Memorandums dated 15 June 2012; Fifth Supplementary Information Memorandums dated 30 November 2012; and Sixth Supplementary Information Memorandums dated 31 January 2013 (collectively known as “Information Memorandums”), which are to be read together with the respective Information Memorandums, are obtainable at our offices. They have been deposited with the Securities Commission Malaysia who however takes no responsibility for their contents. Units will only be issued when we receive the official declaration form and application form referred to in and accompanying the relevant Information Memorandums. You should study the relevant Prospectuses or Information Memorandums, and consider the fees and charges involved before investing. You should also note that distributions and net asset value per unit may go up and down and past performance is not indicative of future performance. Our Funds are subject to these specific risks — Pacific Premier Fund, Pacific Dana Aman, Pacific Millennium Fund, Pacific Income Fund, Pacific SELECT Balance Fund and Pacific ELIT Dana Aman — company specific risk; Pacific Pearl Fund — liquidity risk; Pacific Recovery Fund — expectation risk; Pacific Dana Murni and Pacific SELECT Income Fund — credit risk; Pacific Dividend Fund, Pacific Dana Dividen, Pacific ELITE Dividend Fund, Pacific ELIT Dana Dividen, Pacific ELITE Asia Dividend Fund and Pacific ELITE Global Dividend Fund — dividend policy risk; Pacific Focus18 Fund — concentration risk; Pacific Cash Fund — interest rate risk; Pacific Asia Brands Fund, Pacific Global Stars Fund, Pacific AsiaPac Income Fund, Pacific ADVANTAGE GDP Momentum Fund and Pacific ELITE Global Strategic Fund — currency risk; Pacific Dynamic Trader Fund — timing of asset allocation risk; Pacific Focus China Fund, Pacific ELIT Islamic AsiaPac Balanced Fund and Pacific ELITE Emerging Markets Fund — country and/or foreign securities risk; Pacific SELECT Bond Fund — concentration in single issuer or group of Page 2/2 related issuers risk; Pacific Global A.I.R. Fund — sector specific risk; and Pacific ELITE China Growth Fund — target fund risk. Description of the specific risks is published in our Prospectuses dated 3 September 2012, 15 November 2012, and 5 January 2013, and Information Memorandums dated 30 June 2010 and 28 July 2010. While it is the duty of the Manager to ensure the Funds are being correctly valued or priced, the Manager, however, cannot be held liable for any error in net asset values published in the press; our newsletters and website; as well as the websites of our distributors. www.pacificmutual.com.my 03-7725 9877 PACIFIC MUTUAL FUND BHD (336059-U) A Member of OCBC Group .
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