Client is currently testing the API for Eikon vs Workspace and the output are different for some fields related to Deals. Attached is a screenshot for your reference. Can you please check if this is normal and what is the reason behind this? Do we have the correct way of getting the data? (Attached screenshot from API) I…
Looking for someone to help put together a script to pull shipping data for clean products (gasoline, gasoline component, naphtha, Gasoline / Gasoline Component) as imports/exports out of all US PADDS.
I am currently using the Refinitiv API on python to extract energy commodities fundamental data but I am facing some difficulties. In particular I can't find the symbol or identifier required to extract the data using the get_data function or any other method provided by the documentation. I would like to know how to…
I'm currently migrating a workflow from the legacy Eikon Python API to the new LSEG Data (RD) API, and I’ve encountered a couple of points that require clarification. In the Eikon API, I was using the get_timeseries() function with fields='CLOSE' to retrieve historical Euribor data for the following instruments:…
I am experiencing an issue with the LSEG Data Library where my code retrieves data successfully when using Refinitiv Workspace, but when I switch to a platform session (platform.ldp), I receive empty DataFrames for the same requests. Details: * Working Setup: Using Refinitiv Workspace, my get_data() requests return the…
I’m migrating from eikon to lseg. I’ve been advised to migrate eikons get_timeseries to lseg get_history. With eikon I can get the CLOSE values (see below in a.). Lseg doesn’t have CLOSE or anything similar. (see below in b.) This is using your own codebook. Please advise. a. Refinitiv.Eikon df_hist_ek = ek.get_timeseries(…
Client is asking below. Eikon Data API and WS API returns different data types. To be very specific, for the code mnaratioofenterprisevalueateffdatetoebit: Eikon API returns a float (correct) WD API returns a time stamp (incorrect)
I'm having problem when downloading financial income data. For this example in the code below, the "Financial Period Absolute" (fperiod) is not properly aligned with the true financial data. We can see that on "TR.F.OperProflnOpCASR | XEBT", there are 2 values on FY2024Q4, but it should be one value for FY2024Q4 and…
Using the API, I would like to return the RIC for a specific market given a SEDOL. For instance, if I look up BP6MXD8, it returns SHEL.L, but I am looking for SHELl.BS. rdp.get_data(['BP6MXD8','0989529','0144403','0540528','B10RZP7'], ["TR.ExchangeMarketIdCode",'TR.RICCode'])
Hi, I've inherited some Python code that downloads debt seniority data. I'm running a test on a single security: df_pull_isin, error = ek.get_data(instruments = 'US404280EN53', fields = [ 'TR.NISeniorSubordinatedDebtIndicator.date','TR.NISeniorSubordinatedDebtIndicator.value']) returns output of the form 4414 US404280EN53…
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