Symbols

A comprehensive list of financial symbols and abbreviations used in global markets. Find official tickers for major currencies, precious metals, stocks, and commodities. A quick and essential reference guide for investors and traders.

List of Metals

CODE	NAME	UNIT
XAG	Silver	Ounce
XAG-BID	Silver Bid	Ounce
XAG-ASK	Silver Ask	Ounce
XAU	Gold	Ounce
XAU-BID	Gold Bid	Ounce
XAU-ASK	Gold Ask	Ounce
XPD	Palladium	Ounce
XPD-BID	Palladium Bid	Ounce
XPD-ASK	Palladium Ask	Ounce
XPT	Platinum	Ounce
XPT-BID	Platinum Bid	Ounce
XPT-ASK	Platinum Ask	Ounce
LBMA-XAG	LBMA Silver	Ounce
LBMA-XAU-AM	LBMA Gold AM	Ounce
LBMA-XAU-PM	LBMA Gold PM	Ounce
LBMA-XPD-AM	LBMA Palladium AM	Ounce
LBMA-XPD-PM	LBMA Palladium PM	Ounce
LBMA-XPT-AM	LBMA Platinum AM	Ounce
LBMA-XPT-PM	LBMA Platinum PM	Ounce
ALU	Aluminum	Ounce
NI	Nickel	Ounce
XCU	Copper	Ounce
ZNC	Zinc	Ounce

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These codes are symbols determined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and are used to represent precious metals. These abbreviations are also generally used in financial markets for transactions related to futures and investment funds.

List of Currencies

× CODE ↓	× NAME
ZMW	Zambian Kwacha
ZMK	Zambian Kwacha (pre-2013)
ZAR	South African Rand
YER	Yemeni Rial
XRP	Ripple
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These currency abbreviations, such as USD and AFN, are determined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). They are listed under a specific standard called ISO 4217. The purpose of this standard is to provide a globally recognized, three-letter code for every currency and precious metal, which helps prevent confusion in financial transactions, trade, and reporting.

• The first two letters usually represent the country’s two-letter ISO 3166-1 country code (e.g., "US" in USD stands for United States).
• The third letter is typically the first letter of the currency’s name (e.g., "D" in USD stands for Dollar).

Precious metal codes like XAU (gold) are also part of this same standard, but they start with "X" because they are not tied to a specific country.