Hi Dev team good morning. May I ask for your assistance. Error 429 and AttributeError import asyncio import tkinter import pandas as pd import lseg.data as ld from lseg.data.content import fundamental_and_reference bonds = pd.read_csv('isin_list.csv')['ISIN'].to_list() tkinter.Tk().withdraw() print('Enter your Refinitiv…
Client Name: Federico Vicentini | Case 15406907 Account: Graduate Institute of International Development and Studies Product: WS For Students Query: I am trying to use the Codebook App to utilize the LSEG Data Library to access Ownership data (to which I have access through Workspace). Unfortunately, I receive a 403 error…
Using the following script: import lseg.data as ld from datetime import datetime import pytz import pandas as pd ld.open_session() # Define the EST and UTC timezones est = pytz.timezone('US/Eastern') utc = pytz.utc # Create a datetime object in EST est_time = est.localize(datetime(2025, 11, 5, 16, 50, 0)) # Year, Month,…
I was using python3.13, it returned the following error. But when checking DIB for bond futures and interest rate futures, there exists 'CF_BID','CF_ASK','CF_LAST','CF_HIGH'. How can I solve the problem? ld.get_history( universe='TYU2^2', fields=['CF_BID','CF_ASK','CF_LAST','CF_HIGH'], interval="hourly",…
I am testing this sample code in order to get data, but the dataframe returned is empty My college is getting data with this same code, so Im assuming its something related to configuration
Hello, What is the correct and most reliable way to configure proxy settings for a "Platform" session in the lseg-data library? An example using the proxies parameter would be appreciated. Many thanks
HI, When I use RDP.HIstoricalPricing on "LCOc1" (and also various currencies) in Excel, it returns data with today (Nov 5) as the most recent row. This is the formula that Workspace creates when you export a chart to Excel. When I run this code in Python, it returns data with the previous session (Nov 4) as the most…
Hello, How can I use Python to extract the underlying data for something I see on the terminal? For example, recommendations and target price trends.
In the Workspace desktop front-end we see that the Reuters article on Qualcomm’s earnings yesterday came out at CET 22:02:26 (that makes sense, post market US market close in CET), but the same article gets a Timestamp of 21:02:26 in API, exactly one hour earlier It is as if the Timestamps don’t take into account the fact…
Raising it on client behalf I would like to ask info about the timestamp of EURHUF data from the Refinitiv python package. How do I know if it is my time (Budapest, right now UCT+1). Please explain how to get the data to match my perception, I can't fix my mismatch 388.4 2025-10-28 12:35:43 EURHUF= BID ASK Timestamp…
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