Dear LSEG Developer Community, I am encountering an "insufficient scope" error when using the LSEG Data Library for Python (version 2.1.1) to retrieve snapshot pricing data for EUR= and GBP= via ld.get_data. Despite successful authentication and session opening, the request fails with a 403 Forbidden error due to missing…
I would like to retrieve news only from a selection of 100 sources. Is there a way to query the sources using an analytics metric (e.g. popularity)?
I would like to get data information of an instrument by using the lseg.data python library I tried to use the library lseg.data.content.symbol_conversion, but it seemed that I don't have access to a scope to use this endpoint (trapi.search.lookup.read) So I tried to requested directly by using the endpoint,…
Hi Team, BIS here. we are migrating our API from Eikon .NET to the new LSEG .NET Data Library. we get some access denied for some instruments. is this some new right that is required? Status for item FEIcm1 { "ID": 3, "Type": "Status", "Key": { "Service": "IDN_RDFNTS_CF", "Name": "FEIcm1" }, "State": { "Stream": "Closed",…
Hi , Im using the Lseg Data Library ( ld.content.pricing.Definition ) for fetching the Price feed . When closing the stream using stream.close() statement ….i even put a pause of 5 seconds before calling stream.close ….the feed is not getting closed ..and getting following error in console : Traceback (most recent call…
你好，根据路透官网提供的方法：https://developers.lseg.com/en/api-catalog/refinitiv-data-platform/refinitiv-data-library-for-python/quick-start#getting-started-with-python 利用refinitiv.data 获取的数据比利用excel插件获取数据慢2个小时~3个小时，这个问题能帮忙解决一下吗？
Hi all, I'm currently working with the lseg-data Python SDK (v2.1.1) in a local refinitv Anaconda environment using a Desktop Workspace session. My objective is to extract a full and accurate list of a company’s subsidiaries, along with relevant identifiers and relationship types. I attempted to retrieve related…
I am using the python api to retrieve historical data of Economic Events using the get_history() method but i cant find the fields which it will take to retrieve different columns such as Prior , Actual , Revised etc.. Any reference material will be very helpful.
This is question about the historical_pricing endpoint using Refinitiv Workspace. I am making this call through the Python library refinitiv.data.content and using the historical_pricing object. response = historical_pricing.events.Definition(universe=tickers,start=start_datetime,end=end_datetime).get_data() When I pass…
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