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The currency will always be displayed as USD, even if the data is from a foreign market of a different currency. Additionally, it will be displayed as USD even if it is a unitless measure, like an index.
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This issue has been fixed for crypto and forex. However, there is still the problem of displaying a dollar sign $ for international markets, where the prices may be a different currency. I believe the alphavantage return data includes the currency.
The metadata does not include the data. Only solution I've found so far is to either a) hard code a dictionary with exchange-currency pairs or b) query the API's search function for additional information about the stock. But then the program would be making 2 API calls. I suppose I could implement multithreading and send both API requests at once. I'll figure it out I guess. But for the time being I simply removed the dollar sign when the ticker has a . in it: d247eeb
The currency will always be displayed as USD, even if the data is from a foreign market of a different currency. Additionally, it will be displayed as USD even if it is a unitless measure, like an index.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: