I would like to download a bond's price (let's take PL117024=) from today, but at 4:30PM CEST.

Radeesh

I would like to download a bond's price (let's take PL117024=) from today, but at 4:30PM CEST. Can you please show me some code/documentation on how to do that? I only see specifying days. If possible, I'd rather have a single response at exactly 16:30 rather than the entire time series.

We have created Workspace excel formula; user need to create API script for the same

Is it possible to do also in Python? I just cannot find any documentation about this particular problem.

=@RDP.HistoricalPricing("PL117024=","BID","NBROWS:1 START:27-Apr-2026:16:30 TIMEZONE:CET INTERVAL:PT30M SOURCE:RFV",,"CH:IN;Fd RH:Timestamp")

Jirapongse

@Radeesh

Thank you for reaching out to us.

The API supports UTC.

The code looks like this:

response = historical_pricing.summaries.Definition(
    universe=["PL117024="],    
    interval=Intervals.THIRTY_MINUTES,    
    end = '2026-04-27T14:30:00Z',    
    count = 1,    
    fields=["BID"],    
    extended_params={"summaryTimestampLabel":"endPeriod"}    
    ).get_data()
response.data.df

I am using the Historical Pricing module in the content layer of the LSEG Data Library for Python.

You can also refer to the example on GitHub.