I would like to use the refinitiv-data library in python to return the long text description of a field. Is there a function that does that. for example, i would like to search for AUAO2X6_ZY and get 'zero yield.....'. I am not finding any documentation on this.
How can I open a new python project Unexpected error while saving file: Examples/07. Portfolio Analytics/untitled.py [Errno 30] Read-only file system: '/home/jovyan/Examples/07. Portfolio Analytics/untitled.py When I try to open a new python project, this prompt message shows up Raised on behalf of external client
Hi, I am trying to obtain the holdings for a set of funds as at different points in time, on a quarterly basis over a 10-year period. I have tried using both the EIKON API, as well as CodeBook to do this. However, I notice that even though I change the date in the parameters field, the Number of Shares and Percentage of…
how do i get the mid price and YTM for bonds via the python API for historical pricing
We are getting a 303 Forbidden error whenever using the Search() for Isins. It was working nicely as of yesterday. Is this an administrative problem ? Also the example for dot net Search in the package gives me the same error. This is utterly urgent since we need to move to Workspace as of June 30th. Could this be related…
Der Team, I have a client asking the following: Good morning Charlotte, I hope you are doing well. I am reaching out as there appears to be an issue pulling historical data for a specific ric in Python versus Excel. I am currently able to pull via python historical barge freight. When I try the same for CIF NOLA Corn, it…
Has the eikon plugin been depreciated in python (anaconda) in anaconda I used to have an eikon package but this is no longer available no eikon package.png
I am currently using the following code to extract the RICs of the ETF index IEAC.L: indices = ["IEAC.L"] # ========================= # SECTION 3: GET CONSTITUENTS # =========================def get_constituents(index_rics): all_constituents = [] for index in index_rics: print(f'Extracting constituents for {index}') result…
I am creating a historical database to track track the relationships between fund managers and the ultimate parent of a fund. To do this, I am using the LSEG Python API. I have been testing this procedure using the rd.get_data() function. This allows me to retrieve the name and PermID of the ultimate parent for a list of…
Government bonds, for example RIC = 'GB10YT=RR', which is the 10 Year Government Bonds of the UK. I am trying to grab its daily data. At first, I am using fields=['TR.OpenPrice.date','TR.OpenPrice','TR.HighPrice','TR.LowPrice','TR.ClosePrice'] in my code. But The close price showed nothing. Then, I changed the fields to…
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