GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/27/2010)

REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP

MONDAY, Sept. 27, 2010

(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:

Asian shares started the week and animated rose on Monday as investors following the mood on Wall Street on Friday. U.S. economic data has met the expectations in September, easing concerns about a possible recession. Australia came at the expense of banks and commodities.

JAPAN: Tokyo Stocks rose at the expense of gains on Wall Street and in expectation of a weaker yen, with a possible government intervention if the dollar falls below 84 yen. Exporters led the highs. The Japanese government is studying programs that calls for spending additional tax of up to 55 billion U.S. dollars to offset the stronger yen and help boost the stagnant economy, using only excess funds in tax revenues above the expected and non-use of Fund resources from the 2009 budget.

CHINA: Chinese Market opened on the rise, after remaining closed due to the Mid-Autumn Festival. Hong Kong opened sharply higher influenced banks and real estate. Hang Seng remains high five months. The Chinese government announced measures to curb property expeculação. Cities that did not meet the requirement for affordable housing will be prevented from offering land for luxury housing. The new measures were not considered "hard", but is a strong sign that if there is a real estate recovery, you are likely a more rigorous action.

EUROPE: European markets opened with gains, boosted by strong winds from Wall Street the previous session. Highlight for Wal-Mart, Vivendi, Unilever (Alberto Culver Co. will buy for $ 3.7 billion and become the world leader in hair conditioners, the second largest shampoo) and Nestle (announced the creation of a new subsidiary focused on promoting nutritional health, help prevent and treat diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease). M3 Money Supply, showed a growth of 1.1% in August from 0.2% in July, before an anticipated increase of 0.4% in the Eurozone. The three-month average annual growth rose to 0.5% in the period from June to August, compared to 0.1% in the period from May to July. Private Sector Loans (Private Loans) grew at an annual rate of 1.2% in August from 0.8% in July.

(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:

TODAY:
USA:
09:30 - Chicago Fed National Activity Index (level of economic activity in Chicago) in August.
11.30 - Dallas Fed Manufacturing (manufacturing activity in the region) in September.

AGENDA FOR TUESDAY:
U.S.: 11:00 am - Consumer Confidence (confidence of American consumers).
EUROPE: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
UNITED KINGDOM: Current Account (current account balance), Final GDP (GDP).
GERMANY: German GfK Consumer Climate (level of consumer confidence in the German economy), German Prelim CPI (consumer price expectations in German).

(3) WORLD INDEX (7:05 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: +1.52%
Nikkei: +1.39%
Hong Kong: +1.00%
Shanghai Composite: +1.41%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: +0.02%
Paris Cac 40: +0.23%
Netherlands: +0.46%
Frankfurt - Dax: +0.21%
Madrid IBEX: -0.26%
Zurich: +0.33%
Milan Mib: +0.21%
Moscow RTS: +0.32%

OIL
BRENT: -0.13%
WTI: +0.09%

METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: -0.63%
NICKEL: +0.45%

INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: +0.21%
S & P: +0.15%
NASDAQ: +0.14%