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Thomson ONE Exchange List THOMSON ONE EXCHANGE LIST Nasdaq ADF (including TRFs) D Exchange Codes for North America NASDAQ1 O 1 Bermuda National Stock Exch (formerly Cincinnati) C NYSE1 N Exchange Code NYSE Arca1 P Bermuda Stock Exchange1 HM COMMODITIES EXCHANGE Inc (COMEX) NC New York Commodities Exch - Futures CF Canada New York Commodities Exch - Options CO New York Cotton Exchange1 CT Exchange Code 1 Alpha Trading Systems1 AC New York Futures Exchange Alpha Venture Trading Systems1 AV New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) NM Canadian Mutual Funds 6 One Chicago OC OTC Bulletin Board1 U CanDeal CD OTC Non Bulletin Board1 5 CNQ1 L 1 OVN Future NT Instinet Chi-X Canada IC Philadelphia Stock Exchange1 X Markets, Inc. MK 1 1 Philadelphia Bd of Trade PB Montreal R PBOT Indices1 LS Pure Trading1 PT 1 RTH Future RT TSX (formerly TSE) T 1 1 S&P Fixed Income SF TSX/Forex 1 1 Standard & Poors SP TSX Venture Exchange V Thomson Reuters Internal IL Winnipeg Commodity Exchange WC TradeWeb1 TT Mexico Exchange Code Exchange Codes for Europe Mexican Stock Exchange1 MX Austria United States Exchange Code Exchange Code 1 Vienna Stock Exch - Cash Market VI AMEX - American Stock Exchange A BATS1 I Bulgaria BTDS/TRACE TR Boston Stock Exchange - Options1 B Exchange Code Chicago Board of Options Exch (CBOE) 1 E Bulgarian Stock Exchange - Sofia BG 1 CBOE Electronic Options Exchange C2 Y Croatia CBOE/VIX1 CV Chicago Board of Trade1 CB Exchange Code 1 Chicago Mercantile CM Zagreb Stock Exchange2 ZG 1 Chicago Stock Exchange M Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange (CSCE) 1 NS Cyprus Dow Jones Global Index DI FTSE 100 Delayed Exchange S Exchange Code Cyprus Stock Exchange2 CP Garban/ICAP GA GovPX/SwapPX PX Czech Republic International Securities Exchange1 8 Kansas City Bd of Trade1 KC Exchange Code Liberty Treasury Bonds G Prague Stock Exchange - Automatic Trades PR Liberty Treasury Bond Quotes Q Prague Stock Exchange - SPAD Trades PRT Merrill TRACKR1 K 1 Denmark Minneapolis Grain MG Euronext Derivatives Y Exchange Code QRG-43 Date of issue: 3 September 2009 © 2009 Thomson Reuters. 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