Hello, I would like to pull IV timeseries as a function of moneyness using some Python API package like eikon or RDP.
hi, Team A client of mine is using Eikon API, and no he wants to update to Refinitiv API or LSEG Data API, but by pip install command, the error shows as attachment. the user is Private line user, and he said he install Eikon API by downloading lots of packages from our website (which of them works he cannot tell), but he…
Where can I get Python support within LSEG? After laptop upgrade, an old Python script is not working.
Would it be possible to have a python formula/code to extract all this information available in the ECOP application in Workspace.
I would also be interested to know if it is possible to pull TAS data this using the python api Ideally the flow curve directly with bid/ask relative applied. If not, I would like to pull the fields that are used to calculate it and construct it myself. I want a daily flow curve.Let's start with LCOc1.I will want a number…
I'm using Refinitiv REST API end-point to verify Single Stock Futures RICs. The following Equity Future Spread RICs are valid when using Refinitiv Workspace but are not available when using REST API end-point, please investigate why is it. Sample list of RICs: LESK6-M6:KE HDEK6-M6:KE SMEK6-N6:KE DWIK6-M6:KE PNTK6-M6:KE…
I request information about the ISIN XS2112473553 with get_data function (lseg.data library) and it returns data of ISIN XS2112470708 (just 1 row). I don't know why. Does anyone know how to tell me the reason? Thanks in advance.
Where can I get Python support within LSEG?
Hi, I hope you are doing well. To give you some background, we attempted to extract historical prices for the bond AT0000A1K9F1 initially converting it to RIC and searching for prices through both the Access Layer (using get_data()) and Content Layer (bond.Definition). I've attached the Content Layer output for…
How to get above data for RIC MDLZ.OQ in Codebook (see attachment). Can this be solved?
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