I'm trying to download GBPCBS1Y= via APII need filed for Mid price
Hello, I am trying to access example/sample data from the LSEG API using RStudio on my local machine. I would like guidance on: - The correct API endpoint(s) to use for retrieving sample data. - Any example requests in R (e.g., using httr or curl) that would allow me to test the API successfully. - Authentication steps…
Hello LSEG Developer Community, I'm experiencing an issue with accessing the News Headlines API through the Refinitiv Data Library for Python. My authentication is successful and I have access to many other APIs, but I'm getting a scope error when trying to retrieve news data. Error Details: My Setup: Using: Refinitiv Data…
is there a field in eikon to return the sector or industry of a stock, according to exchange (so not gics or any other source which is not directly from the exchange): can use sample ric 2882.TW would like to have a solution to fetch the sector in Python for 2/3 rics in TW: 2882.TW, 2718.TWO and 2330.TW
I am retrieving ohlcv data using lseg data library python. I have data from 1st jan 2025, I want to run query every day and just append the last trading day data. I have code for that, but when I am running it on 15-20 stocks then it appends data for some stocks but gives null values for other stocks for last trading data.…
Hi, Im looking for an API that will return me RICs for given ISIN. ISIN's will be for Euro/UK FI Bonds. I reached out to LSEG helpdesk via email, and they provided me with the following sample python code. I am interested in Dotnet version of the below python API. And looking at the site, looks like there is "LSEG Data…
Whenever I run fchi = Chain(name="0#TU+")print(fchi.constituents) I get the following error: ConnectionError Traceback (most recent call last) Cell In[29], line 2 1 fchi = Chain(name="0#TU+") ----> 2 print(fchi.constituents) File…
Sample workspace excel formula. Client as access for the RIC AAPL.O =@RDP .Data("AAPL.O","TR.NetDebtToEBITDA;TR.NetDebtEV","CH=Fd RH=IN")
import requests user = 'tXXXXXX' # your t-number id (see Who Is Who, for example) pwd = '********' # the password you created for non-standard internet access session = requests.session() session.proxies = {'http':'client proxy' % (user,pwd), 'https':'client proxy' % (user,pwd)} resp = session.get('https://api.github.com')…
For a research project, I would like to download the annual reports for a large set of European firms over the period 2010-2023 (following a similar approach as in this article: Global Evolution of Environmental and Social Disclosure in Annual Reports - Lin - 2024 - Journal of Accounting Research - Wiley Online Library).…
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