How growths and falls are marked?
We are using: http://www.reuters.com/ns/2006/05/01/webservices/rkd/Quotes_1/RetrieveItem_2
| id | name | hash | content |
+----+------------------+-----------+---------+
| 1 | German 10 Year | DE10YT=XX | |
| 2 | German 5 Year | DE5YT=XX | NULL |
| 3 | France 10 Year | FR10YT=XX | NULL |
| 4 | France 5 Year | FR5YT=XX | NULL |
| 5 | Italy 10 Year | IT10YT=XX | NULL |
| 6 | Italy 5 Year | IT5YT=XX | asd |
| 7 | Spain 10 Year | ES10YT=XX | NULL |
| 8 | Spain 5 Year | ES5YT=XX | NULL |
| 9 | U.K. 10 Year | GB10YT=XX | NULL |
| 10 | U.K. 5 Year | GB5YT=XX | NULL |
| 11 | U.S. 10 Year 10Y | US10YT=XX | NULL |
| 12 | U.S. 5 Year 5Y | US5YT=XX | NULL |
| 13 | Poland 10Y 10Y | PL10YT=XX | NULL |
| 14 | Poland 5Y 5Y | PL5YT=XX | NULL |
But CF_Tick for all (independent to negative or positive value) is same == " B". Instead of U+21E7 or U+21E9
Thank you for any advices
Hello Jakub,
Please find below the explanation provided by our Content Specialists:
The CF_* fields are auto applied by the product based on the asset class the logical record has been classified as. In this case, the CF_TICK represents the last tick received corresponding to FID_5364. FID_5364 is the CF_LAST representing the latest BID price, which is also repeated on FID_393.
Since this is the BID price, the value of "B" is used to represent this to assist users and applications identify the type of price.
Thanks and Regards,
Nitesh.
Hello Jakub,
We have escalated your query to our content specialist team to investigate and explain. We shall revert to you as soon as we have a response from the content team.
Thanks and Regards,
Nitesh Saha
OnlineSolutionsTeam.