Hi.
I'm trying to request historical 1-minute candles for continuous futures (@YM#, @ES#, @NQ#, @RTY#) for a time range that included the last full minute. It looks like I can get only data that is older than 10 minutes.
Is it kind of standard delay? Is it always 15 minutes?
I didn't find information about delay time in documentation.

Do I understand correctly, that if I need candles data for the last 10 minutes, I have to pay for additional services (CBOT and CME in my case)? And after that, I will be able to request historical candles including last full minute or just subscribe to streaming candles (http://www.iqfeed.net/dev/api/docs/Derivatives_StreamingIntervalBars_TCPIP.cfm), right?

Hello tarasov. Without knowing your account information or login ID, I'd say that you are not subscribed to CBOT and CME, so your data will be delayed by 10 minutes. If you wish to add those exchanges, you can do so at https://myaccount.dtn.com. Sign in, then go to the Existing Accounts page and click the link to "add additional exchanges, news, or add-ons."

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Edited by DTN_mark_e on Feb 9, 2022 at 02:21 PM

Hi, thank you for your answer.
Yes, I'm not subscribed to CBOT and CME. So, does a standard delay equal 10 minutes for all instruments?

no, each exchange is different, albeit all of the CME Group exchanges (CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX) are ten minutes. NASDAQ and NYSE, for example, are 15 minute delays

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Ok, thank you!

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