Translation Glossaries from the Web

The Reuters Financial Glossary has been developed to give quick access to definitions of terms and concepts used in the foreign exchange, money, equity, commodity and debt markets. Terms used in technical analysis and macro-economics are also included. It is fully cross-referenced and many terms have links to other websites that give additional inf... View more

Glossary of securities terms. More than 800 terms.

Markets have a language all their own and within that language, forex has its own dialect. Here are some terms we commonly use in our commentary.

Forex Trading Terms (Categorized): Abvreviations & Accronyms, Economic Indicators, Forex Market Terms, Forex People, Forex Slang Terms, Forex Technical Analysis, Forex Trading Strategies, General Financial Terms, Generic Accounting Term, Historical Terms, Influential People and Organizations, Institutions and Organizations, Insurance Terms, Interna... View more

Glossary of trading terms.

Trading glossary

This Spanish-English / English-Spanish dictionary is intended to serve as a convenient and reliable English-Spanish and English-Spanish reference tool and is designed to be essential for investors of any type. Areas covered include stocks and bonds, foreign currencies, derivatives, banks and other financial institutions and much more.

This dictionary explains many of the weird phrases of the investing world. They are organized in alphabetical order. You can also browse by category (for instance, Acronyms, Buzz words, Real Estate and Property). You can search for a term and find it quickly. (There are over 4,500 terms in the database).

Could be helpful for explanations of basic geology terms with photos attached.

Basic glossary of stock market and investing terms for a consumer audience.

This is a NICE financial glossary with not only Spanish>English equivalents, but also good descriptions of what these terms actually mean.

PDF (11 pages). A full list of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) terms and definitions compiled by the OECD and the International Monetary Fund during a joint study.