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I am using the LSEG Data Library for Python to extract price data via Workspace. I divided the ric list into a few groups, and each group contains 25 rics. Then I tried to retrieve the data in a loop. It worked for a few minutes and finally threw out 429 error. I noticed there is rate limit for RDP API, but not sure if it…
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…
Hi, I previously used the Eikon Data API in Python to retrieve historical data for mutual funds and ETFs, including NAV prices. Since this API is being deprecated, I have started working with the LSEG Data Library and successfully opened a session. However, I have not been able to retrieve NAV or similar data for mutual…
Hello Friends, I got an issue which needs your kind help to address. To Keep in line the difference in timestamp from ld and ek library, I'm trying to summaryTimestampLabel parameter to retrieve FX hourly data, as referenced in this discussion. However, when I'm using summaryTimestampLabel in historical_pricing , the…
Hello Friends, I 'm migrating Eikon to Workspace and I have some questions on ld.get_history in Codebook. import lseg.data as ld import pandas as pd ld.open_session() t1 = ld.get_history(universe="EUR=",start="20250311 00:00:00", end="20250311 05:00:00", interval="1h",fields="BID") But the result is NOT in line with what I…
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