Hello!
I'm collecting overnight deposit data using get_timeseries_data() method and I want to ask - is given time for overnight data prices (rates) local for issuer or it in UTC time zone?
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Hello!
I'm collecting overnight deposit data using get_timeseries_data() method and I want to ask - is given time for overnight data prices (rates) local for issuer or it in UTC time zone?
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The return time is in UTC.
You can convert them into any timezone in your Python code, please see this example.
Hello @m.titov.sergey
I think you mean get_timeseries() method. The timezone of this method is GMT/UTC+0. If you would like to use another timezone, please refer to how to get timeseries data for a given timezone and specific captured time and dates in python Eikon API question.
Hope this help.