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Hello everyone. I would like to retrieve all existing bonds by country. For example, I would like to obtain the ISINs, RICs, maturities, and issue dates for France.
We aim to collect monthly financial data from January 2010 to December 2023 for approximately 8,000 ISINs for the following three variables: Total Number of Shares Outstanding Price-to-EBITDA per Share Price-to-Book per Share
Hi Team, I just wanted to check if there is any data consumed when using the function ld.get_history on RICs that are invalid or that I do not have access with as it will return N/As for such RICs. I know that there is a daily call limit of 5GB and I am a bit worried that pulling data for invalid RICs will cause…
I need to get all available RICs possible for a certain ISIN through python via lseg-data library as I need to get all contributors available. Before, I can do this using Eikon library as shown below. data = ek.get_symbology("GB00BFWFPP71", to_symbol_type='RIC', best_match=False) Tried, using symbology and…
# --------------------------------------------------------- # Test for Index weights (only works for current date, no historical data available) # --------------------------------------------------------- target_date = "2026-01-27" df = ld.get_data('.FTSE', fields=[ "TR.IndexConstituentRIC", "TR.IndexConstituentName",…
Hi, I have a quick question. The following is copied from the API code example: import lseg.data as ld from lseg.data.content.ipa.financial_contracts import cds response = cds.Definition( instrument_tag="Cds1_InstrumentCode", instrument_code="BNPP5YEUAM=R",…
Please convert in Python API: =@spotcalc (today,2) It is just a function that pulls the spot date and you can input a "days to spot" parameter. That's what I need to do in python.
How can we pull futures curve for different dates in python? For example, how would I pull prices of 0#CL: for today, and compare it to yesterday?
Dear Support Team, I am reporting a significant performance degradation and intermittent service failures when using the Refinitiv Data Library for Python, which began on January 15, 2026, and persists as of today, January 16. Context Prior to January 15, the system performed optimally. Our current workflow processes 42…
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