API and dataset download for histdata.com.
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All instruments - 1Minute - 2000 to May 2021 - Google Drive link (Full data is around 2GB).
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You can download only what you need with the link above. For example the pair
eurusd
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You can also re-download the whole dataset (up to date) by yourself:
pip install -r requirements.txt
python download_all_fx_data.py
Expect it to take somewhere between 10 minutes to 4 hours, depending on your internet speed.
pip install histdata
from histdata import download_hist_data as dl
from histdata.api import Platform as P, TimeFrame as TF
- Download tick data for 2019/06:
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.GENERIC_ASCII, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA)
- Other possible calls:
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA_LAST)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA_ASK)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA_BID)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.ONE_MINUTE)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.GENERIC_ASCII, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.EXCEL, time_frame=TF.ONE_MINUTE)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.META_TRADER, time_frame=TF.ONE_MINUTE)
dl(year='2019', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.META_STOCK, time_frame=TF.ONE_MINUTE)
dl(year='2018', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA_LAST)
dl(year='2018', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA_ASK)
dl(year='2018', month='6', pair='eurusd', platform=P.NINJA_TRADER, time_frame=TF.TICK_DATA_BID)
This repository contains:
- A dataset of all the FX prices (1-minute data) from 2000 to late June 2019, in Generic ASCII.
- More than 66 FX pairs
- Contains some commodities:
- WTI/USD = WEST TEXAS INTERMEDIATE in USD
- BCO/USD = BRENT CRUDE OIL in USD
- Contains some indexes:
- SPX/USD = S&P 500 in USD
- JPX/JPY = NIKKEI 225 in JPY
- NSX/USD = NASDAQ 100 in USD
- FRX/EUR = FRENCH CAC 40 in EUR
- UDX/USD = US DOLLAR INDEX in USD
- UKX/GBP = FTSE 100 in GBP
- GRX/EUR = DAX 30 in EUR
- AUX/AUD = ASX 200 in AUD
- HKX/HKD = HAN SENG in HKD E - TX/EUR = EUROSTOXX 50 in EUR
- A set of functions to download the historical prices yourself.
All the data is retrieved from: http://www.histdata.com/
Any file in a dataset is zipped and contains:
- a CSV (semicolon separated file).
- a status report (containing some meta data such as gaps).
Any CSV file looks like this:
20120201 000000;1.306600;1.306600;1.306560;1.306560;0
20120201 000100;1.306570;1.306570;1.306470;1.306560;0
20120201 000200;1.306520;1.306560;1.306520;1.306560;0
20120201 000300;1.306610;1.306610;1.306450;1.306450;0
20120201 000400;1.306470;1.306540;1.306470;1.306520;0
[...]
Headers are not included in the CSV files. They are:
DateTime Stamp;Bar OPEN Bid Quote;Bar HIGH Bid Quote;Bar LOW Bid Quote;Bar CLOSE Bid Quote;Volume
Format:
YYYYMMDD HHMMSS
Legend:
- YYYY – Year
- MM – Month (01 to 12)
- DD – Day of the Month
- HH – Hour of the day (in 24h format)
- MM – Minute
- SS – Second, in this case it will be always 00
TimeZone: Eastern Standard Time (EST) time-zone WITHOUT Day Light Savings adjustments
The open (first) bid quote of the 1M bin.
The highest bid quote of the 1M bin.
The lowest bid quote of the 1M bin.
The close (last) bid quote of the 1M bin.
Number of lots. From what I saw it's always 0 here.