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Thomson One Symbols THOMSON ONE SYMBOLS QUICK REFERENCE CARD QUOTES FOR LISTED SECURITIES TO GET A QUOTE FOR TYPE EXAMPLE Specific Exchange Hyphen followed by exchange qualifier after the symbol IBM-N (N=NYSE) Warrant ' after the symbol IBM' When Issued 'RA after the symbol IBM'RA Class 'letter representing class IBM'A Preferred .letter representing class IBM.B Currency Rates symbol=-FX GBP=-FX QUOTES FOR ETF TO GET A QUOTE FOR TYPE Net Asset Value .NV after the ticker Indicative Value .IV after the ticker Estimated Cash Amount Per Creation Unit .EU after the ticker Shares Outstanding Value .SO after the ticker Total Cash Amount Per Creation Unit .TC after the ticker To get Net Asset Value for CEF, type XsymbolX. QRG-383 Date of issue: 15 December 2015 © 2015 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Thomson Reuters disclaims any and all liability arising from the use of this document and does not guarantee that any information contained herein is accurate or complete. This document contains information proprietary to Thomson Reuters and may not be reproduced, transmitted, or distributed in whole or part without the express written permission of Thomson Reuters. THOMSON ONE SYMBOLS Quick Reference Card MAJOR INDEXES US INDEXES THE AMERICAS INDEX SYMBOL Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJIA Airline Index XAL Dow Jones Composite .COMP AMEX Computer Tech. Index XCI MSCI ACWI 892400STRD-MS AMEX Institutional Index XII MSCI World 990100STRD-MS AMEX Internet Index IIX MSCI EAFE 990300STRD-MS AMEX Oil Index XOI MSCI Emerging Markets 891800STRD-MS AMEX Pharmaceutical Index DRG NASDAQ 100 .NDX CBOE Gold Index GOX NYSE Composite NYA-P CBOE Treasury Yield 30 Year TYX NASDAQ Composite COMP-O CBOE VIX Market Volatility Index VIX S&P 100 .OEX Dow Jones Composite Average .COMP S&P 500 SPX Dow Jones Global Titans Index .DJGT S&P 1500 SPSUPX Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJIA S&P Small Cap 600 SML Dow Jones Transportation .TRAN TSX Composite .TTT-T Average Brazilian IBOVESPA IBOV-BR Dow Jones US Growth Index .DJGTH Mexican IPC IPC-MX Dow Jones US Large Cap Index .DJLRG Dow Jones US Mid Cap Index .DJMID Dow Jones US Semiconductor .DJSEM Dow Jones US Small Cap Index .DJSMC EUROPE Dow Jones US Value Index .DJVAL AEX Index AEX-AE Dow Jones Utility Average .UTIL BEL 20 Index BEL20-BT Major Market Index XMI CAC 40 Index CAC40-FR Morgan Stanley Consumer Index CMR DAX Index DAX-XE NASDAQ 100 Index .NDX EuroSTOXX 50 SX5E-STX NASDAQ Biotechnology Index NBI FTSE 100 Index UKX-FT NASDAQ Composite COMP-O FTSE ALL SHARE ASX-FT NASDAQ Financial Index IXF IBEX 35 Index IB-MC NASDAQ Telecommunications IXTC JSE All Share J203-FT Index OMX Helsinki OMXHPI-HE Networking Index NWX OMX Stockholm 30 Index OMXS30-SK North American Telecom Index XTC RTS Index RTSI-RS NYSE Arca Biotech Index BTK STOXX 50 Index SX5P-STX NYSE Arca Disk Drive Index DDX Swiss Market Index SMI-EB NYSE Arca Gold BUGS Index HUI NYSE Arca Natural Gas Index XNG NYSE Arca Tobacco Index TOB NYSE Composite Index NYA ASIA PACIFIC NYSE Financial Index NYK.ID ASX All Ordinaries Index XAO-AU NYSE MKT Composite Financial XFI FTSE Bursa KLSE Index COMPOSITE-KU Subsector I Hang Seng Index HSI-HK NYSE MKT Composite Health XHL Korea Composite Stock Index (KOSPI) KCI-SE Care Subsector Nikkei Stock Average 225 NK225-OK NYSE MKT Composite Index XAX S&P Sensex Index SENSEX-BY NYSE MKT Composite Technology XIT Shanghai Composite Index SHGIDX-SH Subsector Straits Times Index STI-FT PHLX Gold and Silver Index XAU TOPIX Index TPX-TO PHLX KBW Bank .DABKX Page 2 of 5 THOMSON ONE SYMBOLS Quick Reference Card US INDEXES, continued FUTURES INDEX SYMBOL INDEX FUTURES PHLX Oil Service Index OSX CAC 40 Future, Liffe FCE/1-MT PHLX Semiconductor Index .SOX DAX Future, Eurex FDAX/1-DT Russell 1000 RUI-E DJ Euro Stoxx 50, Eurex FESX/1-DT Russell 2000 RUT-E Dow Jones Day/Pit Session DJ/1 Russell 3000 RUA-RI Dow Jones Electronic Session Z./1 S&P 100 Index .OEX FTSE 100 Future, Liffe Z/1-LI S&P 500 Index .SPX Hang Seng Future, HKFE HSI/1-HF S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary .SPSCD NASDAQ 100 ND/1 Sector NASDAQ 100 Day/Pit Session ND/1-RT S&P 500 Energy Sector .SPSE NASDAQ 100 E-mini NQ/1 S&P 500 Financials Sector .SPSF Nikkei 225 Future, Osaka NIK/1-OK S&P 500 Health Care Sector .SPSHC Russell 2000 Mini TF/Z3-NF S&P 500 Industrials Sector .SPSI S&P 500 SP/1 S&P 500 Information Technology .SPSIT S&P 500 Day/Pit Session SP/1-RT Sector S&P 500 E-mini ES/1 S&P 500 Materials Sector .SPSM S&P 500 Telecommunication .SPSTS Sector COMMODITY FUTURES S&P 500 Utilities Sector .SPSU Brent Futures, ICE BRN/1-IP S&P 1500 Index SPSUPX Copper Futures HG/1 S&P Industrial Index .SPIN Corn Futures C/1 S&P MidCap400 MID Cotton Futures CT/1 S&P Small Cap 600 SML Gold Futures GC/1 S&P/TSX 60 Index T.XLX-T Heating Oil Futures HO/1 S&P/TSX Composite Index .TTT-T Light Sweet Crude Futures CL/1 S&P/TSX Venture Composite .JX-T Index Light Sweet Crude Futures, Near CLL/1A Contract SPDR Consumer Discretionary XLY Lumber Futures LB/1 SPDR Consumer Staples XLP Natural Gas Futures NG/1 SPDR Energy XLE SPDR Financials XLF Natural Gas Futures, Near Contract NGG/1A RBOB Gas UJ/ SPDR Health Care XLV Silver Futures SI/1 SPDR Industrials XLI Soybean Futures S/1 SPDR Materials XLB West Texas Intermediate Crude WBS/-IP SPDR Technology XLK SPDR Utilities XLU Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB TRJCRBTR Total Return Index CURRENCY FUTURES US Dollar Index DX/Y British Pound Electronic Session P./ Value Line 100 Index VLFVL Canadian Dollar Electronic Session C./ Euro Electronic Session E./ Japanese Yen Electronic Session J./ Swiss Franc Electronic Session SW/ Page 3 of 5 THOMSON ONE SYMBOLS Quick Reference Card FUTURES, continued MARKET INDICATORS INDICATOR NYSE NASDAQ ALTERNEXT FINANCIAL FUTURES Euribor Future, Liffe I/1-LI Advances .UPN .UPO .UPA Euro Bobl Future, Eurex FGBM/1-DT Average Price .AVPN .AVPO .AVPA Euro Bund Future, Eurex FGBL/1-DT Average Price .APCN .APCO .APCA Euro Schatz Future, Eurex FGBS/1-DT Change Euro Yen Future, Tiffe EY/1-TI Change .CHGN .CHGO .CHGA Declines .DPN .DPO .DPA Eurodollar Day/Pit Session ED/1 Down Prices .DPVN .DPVO .DPVA Eurodollar Electronic Session GE/1 Volume Euroswiss Future, Liffe S/1-LI Down Stocks .DPN .DPO .DPA Interest Rate 30-Day/Pit Session FFA/1 Down Tick Volume .DTVN .DTVO .DTVA Interest Rate 30-Day/Electronic FDA/ Issues (av/decl) .NITN .NITO .NITA Session Net Prices .NPN .NPO .NPA Long Gilt Future, Liffe R/1-LI New Highs .NHN .NHO .NHA Short Sterling Future, Liffe L/1-LI New Lows .NLN .NLO .NLA US Treasury 2 Year Day/Pit Session TU/1 Strength .STRN .STRO .STRA US Treasury 2 Year Electronic Session ZT/1 Tick .NTN .NTO .NTA Total Volume .VOLN .VOLO .VOLA US Treasury 5 Year Day/Pit Session FV/1 Trade Price Index .TPIN .TPIO .TPIA US Treasury 5 Year Electronic Session F./1 Trade Tick Index .TTIN .TTIO .TTIA US Treasury 10 Year Day/Pit Session TY/1 Unchanged Prices .SPVN .SPVO .SPVA Volume US Treasury 10 Year Electronic ZN/1 Unchanged Stocks .SPN .SPO .SPA Session Unchanged Ticks .STN .STO .STA US Treasury 30 Year Day/Pit Session US/1 Unchanged Ticks .STVN .STVO .STVA US Treasury 30 Year Electronic B./1 Volume Session Unchanged .SPVN .SPVO .SPVA Volume Up Stocks .UPN .UPO .UPA Up Ticks .UTN .UTO .UTA Up Ticks Volume .UTVN .UTVO .UTVA Up Volume .UPVN .UPVO .UPVA Volatility .VLTN .VLTO .VLTA Weakness .WEAN .WEAO .WEAA Page 4 of 5 THOMSON ONE SYMBOLS Quick Reference Card U.S. TREASURIES FOREIGN EXCHANGE BILL, BOND, OR NOTE SYMBOL CURRENCY/EXCHANGE SYMBOL 3 Month T-Bill US.M03* Australian Dollar AUD=-FX 6 Month T-Bill US.M06* Australian Dollar-Japanese Yen AUDJPY=-FX 2 year Note US.02* Australian Dollar-Swiss Franc AUDCHF=-FX 5 Year Note US.05* British Pound GBP=-FX 10 Year Note US.10* British Pound-Australian Dollar GBPAUD=-FX 30 Year Bond US.30* British Pound-Canadian Dollar GBPCAD=-FX US Treas Bill Ylds 91-Day USTBA** British Pound-Japanese Yen GBPJPY=-FX US Treas Bill Ylds 182-Day USTBB** British Pound-New Zealand GBPNZD=-FX US Treas Bill Ylds 1-Yr USTBC** Dollar US Treas Bond Ylds 30-Year USTBD** British Pound-Swiss Franc GBPCHF=-FX US Treas Bond Ylds 10-Year USTBE** Canadian Dollar CAD=-FX US Treas Note Ylds 2-Year USTBF** Canadian Dollar-Japanese Yen CADJPY=-FX US Treas Note Ylds 3-Year USTBG** Canadian Dollar-Swiss Franc CADCHF=-FX US Treas Note Ylds 7-Year USTBH** Chinese Yaun CNY=-FX US Treas Note Ylds 5-Year USTBI** Euro EUR=-FX Euro-Australian Dollar EURAUD=-FX * Updates in real time and tracks the price of the treasury. Euro-British Pound EURGBP=-FX ** Updates end-of-day and tracks the yield. Euro-Canadian Dollar EURCAD=-FX Euro-Japanese Yen EURJPY=-FX Euro-Swiss Franc EURCHF=-FX GLOBAL 10-YEAR BENCHMARKS Japanese Yen JPY=-FX Japanese Yen-US Dollar JPYUSD=R-FX COUNTRY SYMBOL New Zealand Dollar NZD=-FX Canada CDN.10 Singapore Dollar SGD=-FX France FRA.10 Swiss Franc CHF=-FX Germany GER.10 Swiss Franc-Japanese Yen CHFJPY=-FX Italy ITA.10 Swiss Franc-US Dollar CHFUSD=R-FX Japan JPN.10 US Dollar-British Pound USDGBP=R-FX United Kingdom UK.10 US Dollar-Euro USDEUR=R-FX INTEREST RATES METAL SPOTS INTEREST RATE SYMBOL METAL SYMBOL Euribor Daily Fixings 3M EIBOR3M-IR Gold XAU=-FX Euribor Daily Fixings 6M EIBOR6M-IR Silver XAG=-FX USD Libor 3M BBUSD3M-IR Platinum XPT=-FX USD Libor 6M BBUSD6M-IR Palladium XPD=-FX Page 5 of 5 .
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