Why is it returning <NA>? This code worked fine 1 month ago import refinitiv.dataplatform.eikon as ek ek.set_app_key('DEFAULT_CODE_BOOK_APP_KEY') df_standard, err = ek.get_data( instruments = ['SBFG3.SA'], fields =…
I met a problem when I used the Python API to obtain data in the LSEG Workspace. For listed company, for example, TSLA.O (TESLA), I want to get the fields in the LSEG Workspace which can obtain the ratio of international/overseas revenue or non-local revenue to local revenue of listed companies. Since there are hundreds of…
I want to get FX broken dates calculator to hedge basis price contracts for commodities e.g. Cotton. Sample code as below: df = ld.get_history('JCI-CTN-ANHUI','TRDPRC_1',start='01-Jan-2025',end='26-Jun-2025') #This is spot price for China Anhui cotton. df2 =…
To return to my previous problem, I realized that only part of the query worked. I can successfully extract the "GICS Sector" and the "GICS Industry Sector" from an ISIN using the fields "TR.GICSSector" and "TR.GICSIndustryGroup". However, I can’t extract the "Instrument Type" using the field you provided me:…
Client is receiving "a 'dict' object has no attribute 'url" error message when trying this code on his end: import refinitiv.data as rd rd.open_session() df = rd.get_data( universe = [ 'US0378331005', 'US02079K3059', 'GB00BH4HKS39', ], fields =…
this is my code: def get_historical_data(rics: list, start_datetime: str, end_datetime: str): """ Retrieve historical pricing data for a given ticker and time range. Args: rics (list): The list of RICs (e.g., ['AAPL.O', 'GOOG.O']) start_datetime (str): Start datetime in ISO format (e.g., '2023-04-07T15:14:25.165')…
Hi— we had been debugging the new lseg.data library realtime APIs on a system that had been running Eikon. When running eikon Eikon, fields with enums (like IMB_TYPE) and fields with timestamps (like IMB_TIM_MS and QUOTIM_MS) were all coming back as integers using the lseg.data streaming APIs, for example using the…
I am using the “Company Tree Structure” feature within LSEG Workspace to export group hierarchy data into Excel. While the download works as expected for many companies, it consistently fails or gets stuck in a loading state for a subset of both public and private companies. This issue persists regardless of the account…
I gather that when requesting historical pricing, every stock is being requested individually, even when requesting one date, is that correct? E.g. if I just ask for Russell 3000 stocks since the start of June, I'm making 3,000 separate requests? That at least seems to be what is happening from debug logs. I ask partly…
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