Hi everyone, I have been trying to retrieve through python API the time series of the TTF NG forward curve (the fair value) as shown in the 'Commodities forward pricing discovery tool', has anybody managed to retrieve it successfully? Thanks in advance
I tried : ld.get_history("BL219000L9^1") or ld.get_history("BL219000L4") I got LDError: No data to return, please check errors: ERROR: No successful response. (TS.Interday.UserRequestError.70005, The universe is not found) ld.get_data("C390X24",fields=['TRDPRC_1', 'SETTLE', 'BID', 'ASK','OPINT_1']) LDError: 'The record…
I am currently looking deeper into automating workflows and would therefore like to know how I can receive API credentials and if it is possible to request results from individually configured Cambridge Associates Benchmarks via http requests. Looking forward to your answer. (On behalf of client)
I was using python library to fetch news by ld.news.get_headlines(query='"Elon Musk" AND Language:LEN AND Source:"X"', count=10). However it returned LDError: Error code 400 | Query cannot return any result. Since I was trying to retrieve social media posts (explicitly X posts), is there a function to do it?
Client is receiving error message for the ISINs used: The access to field(s) denied. Requested universes: ['CA007863AB91', 'US91754TG983']. Requested fields: ['TR.PREFERREDRIC', 'TR.MUNIORIGINALAMOUNTISSUED', 'TR.FIAMTOUTSTANDINGFACTOR'] from this script: import refinitiv.data as rd rd.open_session() df = rd.get_data(…
Greetings. Is there are data dictionary for loans somewhere ? i see that i can access 1151 data items via the screener but i would like to have a dictionary or a template with the variables names and corresponding codes
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in order to retrieve the expiry/last trading date for a given future i have been using df, err = ek.get_data( 'LCOK2^2', ['EXPIR_DATE', 'TR.FOFirstNoticeDay', 'TR.FOLastTradingDate']) however for older RICs (older than 2010 , e.g. Jun 2005) it does not work. E.g. : df, err = ek.get_data('LCOM5^0', ['EXPIR_DATE',…
429 - Too Many Requests, is this mean I reach the date request limit? I just want to confirm how you define one request. For example, if I run ld.get_history(universe="AAPL.O=", interval="1min", start="2025-09-15", end="2025-09-16"), does that count as a single request?
Thank you for your help. I would also like to know if I were to filter the headlines to be 'X' (formerly known as twitter), am I suppose to use this: ld.news.get_headlines("'Elon musk' AND Source:'X'", count=10)? It seems like it returns nothing back, could you check whether this is the correct code?
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