Brazilian stock traders negociate the future dollar prior to closing time, at the Mercantile & Futures Exchange (BM&F), in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 28 February 2007. Brazil's Sao Paulo Stocks Exchange (Bovespa) index has reached up 0.98 percent the day after its worst result since September 11 attacks, while its currency 'real' has been quoted at 2,11 reals per dollar, both of them as a consequence of the Chinese previous day's losses. AFP PHOTO


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