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Hi am using the below query to get Germany Govies yields over last 5y, but the df resulted miss most of the data (does contain only 2023 and 2022 data):
ek.set_app_key(App_Key)
RIC = ['DE3MT=RR','DE1YT=RR','DE2YT=RR','DE3YT=RR','DE4YT=RR','DE5YT=RR','DE7YT=RR','DE10YT=RR','DE15YT=RR','DE20YT=RR','DE30YT=RR']
start_date = '2018-07-14'
timeseries = ek.get_timeseries(RIC, 'CLOSE', interval='daily', start_date=start_date)
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Hello @francesco.delaidelli
Thank you for contacting us. Based on the Eikon Data API Usage and Limits Guideline document, the intraday data limitation is 3,000 data points
Your daily query has 272 entries x 11 = 2992 data points.
If I adjust interval to be 'weekly', the ek.get_timeseries returns 5 years data as follows
RIC = ['DE3MT=RR','DE1YT=RR','DE2YT=RR','DE3YT=RR','DE4YT=RR','DE5YT=RR','DE7YT=RR','DE10YT=RR','DE15YT=RR','DE20YT=RR','DE30YT=RR'] start_date = '2018-07-14' timeseries = ek.get_timeseries(RIC, 'CLOSE', interval='weekly', start_date=start_date) timeseries
Result:
