AGLC4 Rule 1.10.2: Currency
Currency amounts are numerals, preceded directly either by the currency symbol or by the currency code without a symbol.
AGLC4 page 30
Formatting
- Symbol or currency code directly before the numeral, with no space.
- Use either a symbol or a code, not both.
- Comma separators for four or more digits, as under rule 1.10.1.
- "million" is written in full after the numeral with one space.
Currency examples
Quoted from the Guide, page 30| €100 |
| £1,600 |
| ¥16,000 |
| AUD1.3 million |
| HKD200,000 |
| $300,000 |
| Rp500 [Or: IDR500] |
| ₹2,000 |
| MXN20 |
See also
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