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hello I know RDP using raw python requests but I am a newbie with lseg-data on a specific onlinereports image ( tag%3Areuters__com%2C2026%3Anewsml_LYNXMPEM2H0FS%3A1___tag%3Areuters__com%2C2026%3Abinary_LYNXMPEM2H0FS-FILEDIMAGE ), grabbing it is truncated (345 ko) even if response.is_success is true, response.errors is []…
hello, three questions : is it possible to access /data/news/v1/metadata/{QCODE} API with python lseg-data library ? is it possible to cache authentication token (in a file ?) in order to avoid extra authentications is symbology available in lseg-data ? I can not find it regards
We are interested in pulling prospectus data for companies that are about to go public. We found some of the data under Equity New Issues Deals through the Deal Screener app in Workspace. Is there any way to pull this data programmatically through the lseg-data Python library?
import refinitiv.data as rd from datetime import datetime, timedelta 1. Start your sessionrd.open_session() 2. Define parametersric = "JETFCNWECKMc1" end_date = datetime.now() start_date = end_date - timedelta(days=10*365) 3. Fetch historical dataAdded 'CLOSE' as a fallback/standard historical field namedf =…
Do I have News API included in my subscription? if so, where can I get the API key from?
I am struggling to find the way to get in Python historic OPEN/HIGH/LOW/CLOSE or at least CLOSE for single stocks, adjusted for dividends and other corporate actions. Can you tell me what is the right field? I can’t find it in DIB.
I have a field containing the names of companies. For each company, I want to obtain the Business Classification information as shown here. I saw this thread, but it uses RIC and seems to be outdated (uses ek):…
This is what I am using but getting error for df_rating_lei J is something like: US22822RBD17 # ##Get the LEI (ISSUER) of each security # eikon_lei = pd.DataFrame() # for j in lei: # try: # df = rd.get_data( # universe = j, # fields = ['TR.LegalEntityIdentifier' # ] # ) # item = df['Legal Entity ID (LEI)'] # df_rating =…
Hi, I share code with my students. Obviously, I do not want to share appkey and password. I keep my lseg-data.config.json file outside the git repository and add a path to it. Until now, I delete the link to my credentials manually from the code to not pollute it. Is there a better way to keep credential safe when sharing…
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