NonEUR

NonEUR is a label used in financial data and software to indicate that a value, instrument, or dataset is not denominated in the euro or not associated with the euro area. It is not an official currency code but a tagging convention used for categorization and filtering.

In practice, nonEUR may appear in data exports, analytics dashboards, or API queries as a way to group all currencies other than EUR, or to identify exposure to non-Euro markets. It can also be used to categorize assets or indices whose currencies are not the euro, or to designate datasets that exclude euro-denominated items from calculations.

Examples of items that may be labeled as nonEUR include USD-denominated bonds, GBP equities, JPY or CHF assets, and other currencies such as SEK, NOK, or CNY. In some datasets, nonEUR is used to indicate a combined basket of all non-Euro currencies, while in others it serves as a placeholder before the specific currency is specified.

Interpretation of nonEUR depends on the data source. Analysts should verify what currencies are encompassed by the label in a given context, ensure consistent currency conversion when comparisons are made, and document the criteria used to define nonEUR. By contrast, EUR or euro-denominated items are those explicitly tied to the euro currency or the euro area.