"Regarding downloading data in bulk, I would like to download the segment revenue and segment code data for global public firms from 2007 until now. In the template, I can only download such data for one firm in a file and need to refresh and repeat this for many times if I would like to have the data for many firms. So, I…
Simple request prints 2 warnings in console. Could you fix this? Or any workaround exists?
use refinitiv.data to retrieve soybean total supply (MT) and soybean domestic feed/crush (MT) data. python
Is it possible to get a list of all ever-listed companies (including companies that are no longer listed) for a country/region (US, Europe) and a time horizon (e.g. 2000-2024) using the Python API? Currently, we use the Python API and ld.get_data() to extract several types of data and get the identifiers externally or via…
Currently, we use the Python API and ld.get_data() to extract fundamental and ESG data of several companies over time. We want to make sure that the date variables we are using in both requests (see below) correspond to the last day of the company’s business year so that we can interprete both datasets on a fiscal year…
I am working on transitioning my data pulls from the Eikon API to the new LSEG API and cant get these Eikon RICs to work when using the ld.get_history() method. Are there LSEG equivalents to these tickers? RIC_list = ['USMPSF=ECI', 'USMPMF=ECI', 'USNPMI=ECI']RIC_list2 =…
Currently, we use the Python API and ld.get_data() to extract price, fundamental and ESG data of several companies over time. Therefore, we want to know which identifier ('IssuerOAPermID'?) we should use to have a unique identifier on a firm level. Thank you very much in advance!
Hi, I hope you're doing well. I have a quick question regarding the following script: ts_result = ek.get_timeseries( ric, fields=['CLOSE', 'HIGH', 'LOW', 'OPEN', 'VOLUME'], start_date='2009-01-01', end_date='2025-04-02', interval='daily', corax='adjusted' ) Could you please confirm whether the price data retrieved with…
When running the command eikon.get_data("SMI", ["TR.PriceClose"]) within a local python script, I'm getting an AttributeError (see attached screenshot).
Dear all, my aim is to search for the voting power of the shareholders at each FY end, searching for the different shares issued by a company. In this example, I have two Volkswagen and two Google shares. By inspecting different variable in the DIB app, I built this Excel formula that I dragged over different cells…
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