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Date reported for TR.PriceClose

Hi,


I'm doing this and I would love to know why I'm getting a date from a week ago for this company that is not delisted.


currencies = ek.get_data(['EVEE.L'],['CF_CURR','CF_Last', 'TR.PriceClose.Currency', 'TR.PriceClose.date', 'TR.PriceClose'])

print(currencies)

The outcome is:


(  Instrument CF_CURR  CF_LAST Currency                  Date  Price Close
0     EVEE.L     GBp      4.9      GBp  2019-08-12T00:00:00Z          4.9, None)


Does CF_Last provide the price as well for that date, given that they are equal?

What is the scenario here?


Thanks for any help in advance.


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Hi @aquilesjlp300 This security last traded on August 12, 2019 and trading is suspended.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary/GB00BYWMFT51GBGBXASQ1.html

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Thanks for your helpful reply Agnes!

Even though the stock is not trading, how recommendable would it be for me to use TR.PriceClose.Currency instead of :CF_CURR.

I mean, is not trading but is not delisted, so, as long as it is not delisted I can still get its currency with the RIC with any of the two fields?


hi @aquilesjlp300, sorry I missed your follow-up question. Both fields will give you the currency as the security is not delisted.

Hello @Agnes Terada

Could you please help the client on the follow up question?

Hello @Agnes Terada

Could you please help the client on the follow up question?

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