The excel addin contains something called 'download manager' that contains useful power/carbon data. Currently I have to manually pull this in by clicking through excel. Is there any mechanism I can use to access this data via python api?
I verified with one bond we have access to EMAXX and the EMAXXOWN function My question is if e.g. I have a particular bond, say US459200KH39, how I can use the API to programmatically pull the bond investor information and how I can override the API call to also set information to a specific snapshot data as opposed to the…
I'd like to be able to use ek.get_timeseries() or ek.get_data() methods without the constraint of the application running in the local desktop. Is there a way? Would RDP be more suitable for the task? If so, can I obtain with RDP the same data as with the eikon API? thank you
Posting this on behalf of Workspace user from case 15982026. Could you please advise how we should update the code to make it more efficient and compliant with the LSEG Data Library limits? In particular, we would appreciate your guidance on the following: How to restructure the code so that multiple RICs are passed in a…
This is the ode I’m trying to run: import refinitiv.data as rd rd.open_session() df = rd.get_history(universe =['aUSCPIAR','pUSCPI=M'], start='2025-06-01', end='2026-05-01') df.sort_index(ascending=False)
I could not download the historical data of constituent companies of S&P 500. Here is my codes. import lseg.data as ld import pandas as pd ld.open_session(key) target_date = ["2023-03-01", '2023-03-10', '2023-03-20', '2023-03-31'] fields = ['TR.CommonName','TR.Turnover','TR.CompanyMarketCap] f =…
When I retrieved constituent stock data on April 9th and April 20th, the constituent code returned by STOXX was STMPA.PA, while on all other dates it is consistently STMMI.MI. Could you please explain the reason for this discrepancy?
Hi, i want to get the data for the hydro inflow (not just for france) to test some things. i know that there is a eikon webservice weher i can get timeseries. import eikon as ek ek.get_timeseries( but what do i have to pass in as parametrs to get the data?
I followed the procedure by generating an Eikon Data key and installing the Python Eikon package. However, when I run my Python code: python import eikon as ek ek.set_app_key('MY_KEY') I get the following message in my terminal: 2026-04-20 10:22:02,133 P[21940] [MainThread 22052] Error: no proxy address identified. Check…
The Eikon API is very unstable. It is returning NoneTypes for readily accessible data that is currently available in the Data Item Browser. Subsequent calls for the data are producing a result but the NoneType is random and occurs elsewhere in the list of requested instruments requiring multiple call backs to get all…
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