Is there a way to specify RIC patterns and non-empty RIC's when fetching News via EIKON API?

vijay.shah

Useful examples would be

1) searching for RIC's listed on Nasdaq/NYSE containing .O, .N, .K, .OQ etc.

2) finding news tagged to atleast one company if RIC column is not empty

Is it possible to specify this in the Python API for EIKON?

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zoya faberov

Hello @vijay.shah

Please refer to Reference for Ekon Data API get_news for the complete set of parameters available.

I believe you can not search for RICs listed on NASDAQ using this approach.
You may do this a s two step,
- Retrieve the list of exchange instruments as a first step, please refer to this discussion thread for possible ideas,
- And then using RIC list you will be able to filter incoming news.
- I would use count to limit the number of hits
Alternatively, you may collect some of the new you are interested in with a lesser precision approach of free-text wildcard search

ek.get_news_headlines("Microsoft*", count=10)

I don't believe this is available via Eikon Data API. Machine Readable News (MRN) may be a possible approach. Via realtime Elektron feed, Machine Readable News (MRN), stories are tagged via Topic codes, something like:

   "R:BPOST.BR",

is what you would expect to see.

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zoya faberov

Hello @vijay.shah

Please refer to Reference for Ekon Data API get_news for the complete set of parameters available.

I believe you can not search for RICs listed on NASDAQ using this approach.
You may do this a s two step,
- Retrieve the list of exchange instruments as a first step, please refer to this discussion thread for possible ideas,
- And then using RIC list you will be able to filter incoming news.
- I would use count to limit the number of hits
Alternatively, you may collect some of the new you are interested in with a lesser precision approach of free-text wildcard search

ek.get_news_headlines("Microsoft*", count=10)

   "R:BPOST.BR",

is what you would expect to see.

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