Osaka Exchange - Index + Equity Futures Schemas#

The Osaka Exchange offers trading in index and equity futures, including the Nikkei 225 futures and options.



OSAKA_FUT#

Database includes the following Tables:

  • MKT - Market phase / instrument status information

  • QTE - Best bid / offer quotes

  • STAT - Static data, e.g. ISIN, description, security type

  • TRD - Trades


OSAKA_FUT - MKT#

Market phase / instrument status information

OSAKA_FUT - MKT Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

MKT_PHASE

string[8]

Indicates the instrument’s current market phase, as specified by the trading venue

OMD_STATUS

string[1]

Indicates an instrument’s current trading status. Values are normalized across all DBs.

SESSION

string[12]

Trading session to which the update relates, e.g. Day, Night, T, T+1

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.

OSAKA_FUT - QTE#

Best bid / offer quotes

OSAKA_FUT - QTE Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

BID_PRICE

double

Best bid price. A null value is used if the bid side is empty, or if the best bid is set by unpriced orders (e.g. market orders)

BID_SIZE

long

Best bid size

ASK_PRICE

double

Best ask price. A null value is used if the ask side is empty, or if the best ask is set by unpriced orders (e.g. market orders)

ASK_SIZE

long

Best ask size

QUOTE_SESSION

string[5]

Trading session from which the quote originates, e.g. Day, Night

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.

OSAKA_FUT - STAT#

Static data, e.g. ISIN, description, security type

OSAKA_FUT - STAT Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

NAME

string[100]

Description of the instrument

EXCH_SYMBOL

string[40]

Ticker symbol specified by the exchange

TRADING_CODE

string[20]

ID used to identify the instrument in the trading system

TRADING_CODE_2

string[40]

Secondary ID used to identify the instrument in the trading system

LOCAL_CODE

string[20]

Code used to identify the security locally (generally a national numbering system)

RTS_SYMBOL

string[32]

Ticker symbol used by ICE Data Services

UNDERLYING_ISIN

string[12]

ISIN of the underlying instrument

FIGI

string[12]

Financial Instrument Global Identifier, identifying an individual instrument traded on a specific venue

PRODUCT_CODE

string[10]

Root code of a futures / options product, as specified by the exchange (e.g. CL for Crude Oil futures on NYMEX). For inter-product spreads, PRODUCT_CODE will include both products, e.g. AB-CD for a spread between products AB and CD.

MIC

string[4]

Market Identifier Code (MIC, ISO 10383) identifying the market on which the instrument is traded

OPERATING_MIC

string[4]

Market Identifier Code (MIC, ISO 10383) of the exchange that operates the market on which the instrument is traded

SEC_TYPE

string[20]

Security type, e.g. Equity, ETF, Future

STRATEGY_TYPE

string[30]

Type of strategy / spread, e.g. Calendar Spread, Futures Butterfly

CURRENCY

string[3]

Currency in which the instrument’s price is expressed (or nominal currency for bonds traded as a % of nominal).

EXPIRATION_DATE

string[8]

Date when a derivative expires (YYYYMMDD)

STRIKE_PRICE

double

Exercise price for options / warrants

CALL_PUT_IND

string[1]

C - Call option, P - Put option

CONTRACT_SIZE

double

Indicates a derivative’s underlying quantity

TICK_SIZE_TYPE

string[8]

Indicates the type of tick size carried by TICK_SIZE. Values are Static or Variable.

TICK_SIZE

string[100]

Tick size / minimum price increment. All order prices must be a multiple of the tick size.

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.

OSAKA_FUT - TRD#

Trades

OSAKA_FUT - TRD Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

EXCH_TIME

nsectime

Event timestamp, as provided by the exchange. For electronic trading this refers to the matching engine timestamp

PRICE

double

TRD: Trade price, IDX: Index value, IND: Indicative price, PRL: Price point to which the depth entry relates, PRL_FULL: Order price, FIXING: Fixing price, RFC: Price associated with a Request for Cross

SIZE

long

TRD: Trade size, IND: Indicative size, PRL: Size at the relevant price point, PRL_FULL: Order size, RFQ: Size associated with a Request for Quote, RFC: Size associated with a Request for Cross

TRADE_TYPE

string[6]

Type of trade

TRADE_PERIOD

string[1]

Market period during which a trade was executed.

BOOK_TYPE

string[1]

Type of order book or trading mechanism through which a trade was executed.

TRADE_SESSION

string[5]

Trading session from which a trade originates, e.g. Day, Night

TRADE_ID

string[20]

Trade identifier, generally the ID assigned by the matching engine

DELETED_TIME

msectime

Internal OneTick field. Usually null unless hidden ticks are requested (e.g. SHOW_HIDDEN_TICKS).

TICK_STATUS

int

Internal OneTick field. Always 0 unless hidden ticks are requested (e.g. SHOW_HIDDEN_TICKS).

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.



OSAKA_FUT_BARS#

Database includes the following Tables:

  • MKT - Market phase / instrument status information

  • QTE_1M - 1-minute quote bars

  • TRD_1M - 1-minute trade bars


OSAKA_FUT_BARS - MKT#

Market phase / instrument status information

OSAKA_FUT_BARS - MKT Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

OMD_STATUS

string[64]

Indicates an instrument’s current trading status. Values are normalized across all DBs.

MKT_PHASE

string[8]

Indicates the instrument’s current market phase, as specified by the trading venue

SESSION

string[12]

Trading session to which the update relates, e.g. Day, Night, T, T+1

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.

OSAKA_FUT_BARS - QTE_1M#

1-minute quote bars

OSAKA_FUT_BARS - QTE_1M Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

FIRST_BID_TIME

nsectime

Time of the first best bid update in the current bar interval

FIRST_BID_PRICE

double

Price of the first best bid update in the current bar interval

FIRST_BID_SIZE

long

Size of the first best bid update in the current bar interval

FIRST_ASK_TIME

nsectime

Time of the first best ask update in the current bar interval

FIRST_ASK_PRICE

double

Price of the first best ask update in the current bar interval

FIRST_ASK_SIZE

long

Size of the first best ask update in the current bar interval

HIGH_BID_TIME

nsectime

Time of the bid quote that set HIGH_BID. If there are multiple quotes at that price, the first one is used.

HIGH_BID

double

Highest bid price in the current bar interval

HIGH_BID_SIZE

long

Size of the bid quote that set HIGH_BID. If there are multiple quotes at that price, the first one is used.

ASK_PRICE_AT_HIGH_BID

double

Ask price of the quote that set HIGH_BID. If there are multiple bid quotes at HIGH_BID, the first one is used.

ASK_SIZE_AT_HIGH_BID

long

Ask size of the quote that set HIGH_BID. If there are multiple bid quotes at HIGH_BID, the first one is used.

LOW_ASK_TIME

nsectime

Time of the bid quote that set LOW_ASK. If there are multiple quotes at that price, the first one is used.

LOW_ASK

double

Lowest ask price in the current bar interval

LOW_ASK_SIZE

long

Size of the ask quote that set LOW_ASK. If there are multiple quotes at that price, the first one is used.

BID_PRICE_AT_LOW_ASK

double

Bid price of the quote that set LOW_ASK. If there are multiple ask quotes at LOW_ASK, the first one is used.

BID_SIZE_LOW_ASK

long

Bid size of the quote that set LOW_ASK. If there are multiple ask quotes at LOW_ASK, the first one is used.

LAST_BID_TIME

nsectime

Time of the last best bid update in the current bar interval

LAST_BID_PRICE

double

Price of the last best bid update in the current bar interval

LAST_BID_SIZE

long

Size of the last best bid update in the current bar interval

LAST_ASK_TIME

nsectime

Time of the last best ask update in the current bar interval

LAST_ASK_PRICE

double

Price of the last best ask update in the current bar interval

LAST_ASK_SIZE

long

Size of the last best ask update in the current bar interval

MID_TWAP

double

Time-weighted average of the midpoint of the best bid/ask over the current bar interval. [Note: One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

MID_MEDIAN

double

Median of the midpoint of the best bid/ask quotes over the current bar interval. [Note: One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

MID_LAST

double

Midpoint of the last best bid/ask in the current bar interval. [Note: One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

SPREAD_MIN

double

Narrowest bid/ask spread, i.e. the lowest value of (best ask price - best bid price) over the current bar interval. [Note: May be zero or negative if the book was locked/crossed. One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

SPREAD_MAX

double

Widest bid/ask spread, i.e. the highest value of (best ask price - best bid price) over the current bar interval. [Note: May be zero or negative if the book was locked/crossed. One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

SPREAD_TWAP

double

Time-weighted average of (best ask price - best bid price) over the current bar interval. [Note: May be zero or negative if the book was locked/crossed. One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

SPREAD_MEDIAN

double

Median value of (best ask price - best bid price) over the current bar interval. [Note: May be zero or negative if the book was locked/crossed. One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

SPREAD_LAST

double

Last value of (best ask price - best bid price) over the current bar interval. [Note: May be zero or negative if the book was locked/crossed. One-sided or empty quotes are excluded from the calculation]

QUOTE_CURRENCY

string[3]

Currency in which a quote price is expressed.

QUOTE_TICK_COUNT

long

Number of BBO quotes in the current bar interval

CLOUD_DB

string[32]

In composite DBs: Identifies the source database for each tick. In bars DBs: Identifies the database containing the tick data used to calculate the bars.

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.

OSAKA_FUT_BARS - TRD_1M#

1-minute trade bars

OSAKA_FUT_BARS - TRD_1M Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

FIRST_TIME

nsectime

Timestamp of the first eligible trade in the current bar interval

FIRST

double

Price of the first eligible trade in the current bar interval

FIRST_SIZE

long

Size of the first eligible trade in the current bar interval

HIGH_TIME

nsectime

Timestamp of the highest-priced eligible trade in the current bar interval. If there are multiple eligible trades at that price, the first one is used.

HIGH

double

DAY: High price for the current trading day TRD_1M: Price of the highest-priced eligible trade in the current bar interval

HIGH_SIZE

long

Size of the highest-priced eligible trade in the current bar interval. If there are multiple eligible trades at that price, the first one is used.

LOW_TIME

nsectime

Timestamp of the lowest-priced eligible trade in the current bar interval. If there are multiple eligible trades at that price, the first one is used.

LOW

double

DAY: Low price for the current trading day. TRD_1M: Price of the lowest-priced eligible trade in the current bar interval

LOW_SIZE

long

Size of the lowest-priced eligible trade in the current bar interval. If there are multiple eligible trades at that price, the first one is used.

LAST_TIME

nsectime

Timestamp of the last eligible trade in the current bar interval

LAST

double

Price of the last eligible trade in the current bar interval

LAST_SIZE

long

Size of the last eligible trade in the current bar interval

VWAP

double

Volume-weighted average price

TWAP

double

TIme-weighted average price

VOLUME

long

DAY: Total volume traded on the current trading day TRD_1M, VWAP_1H: Total volume of eligible trades in the current bar interval

BUY_VOLUME

long

Traded volume originating from incoming buy orders. Excludes trades involving hidden orders, as well as off-book trades and auction trades, for the which the side of the aggressive order is undefined or unknown.

SELL_VOLUME

long

Traded volume originating from incoming sell orders. Excludes trades involving hidden orders, as well as off-book trades and auction trades, for the which the side of the aggressive order is undefined or unknown.

TRADE_CURRENCY

string[3]

Currency in which a trade was executed.

TRADE_TICK_COUNT

long

Number of eligible trades in the current bar interval

CLOUD_DB

string[32]

In composite DBs: Identifies the source database for each tick. In bars DBs: Identifies the database containing the tick data used to calculate the bars.

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.



OSAKA_FUT_DAILY#

Database includes the following Tables:

  • STAT - Static data, e.g. ISIN, description, security type


OSAKA_FUT_DAILY - STAT#

Static data, e.g. ISIN, description, security type

OSAKA_FUT_DAILY - STAT Table Schema#

Field

Data Type

Description

SYMBOL_NAME

string

Symbol Name (Exchange Symbol for Equities & ETFs, and Starting with Exchange Product Code for Derivative Markets followed by expiry and strike as appropriate)

TIMESTAMP

nsectime

Event Timestamp (typically at a nano-second resolution)

NAME

string[100]

Description of the instrument

EXCH_SYMBOL

string[40]

Ticker symbol specified by the exchange

TRADING_CODE

string[20]

ID used to identify the instrument in the trading system

TRADING_CODE_2

string[40]

Secondary ID used to identify the instrument in the trading system

LOCAL_CODE

string[20]

Code used to identify the security locally (generally a national numbering system)

RTS_SYMBOL

string[32]

Ticker symbol used by ICE Data Services

UNDERLYING_ISIN

string[12]

ISIN of the underlying instrument

FIGI

string[12]

Financial Instrument Global Identifier, identifying an individual instrument traded on a specific venue

PRODUCT_CODE

string[10]

Root code of a futures / options product, as specified by the exchange (e.g. CL for Crude Oil futures on NYMEX). For inter-product spreads, PRODUCT_CODE will include both products, e.g. AB-CD for a spread between products AB and CD.

MIC

string[4]

Market Identifier Code (MIC, ISO 10383) identifying the market on which the instrument is traded

OPERATING_MIC

string[4]

Market Identifier Code (MIC, ISO 10383) of the exchange that operates the market on which the instrument is traded

SEC_TYPE

string[20]

Security type, e.g. Equity, ETF, Future

STRATEGY_TYPE

string[30]

Type of strategy / spread, e.g. Calendar Spread, Futures Butterfly

CURRENCY

string[3]

Currency in which the instrument’s price is expressed (or nominal currency for bonds traded as a % of nominal).

EXPIRATION_DATE

string[8]

Date when a derivative expires (YYYYMMDD)

STRIKE_PRICE

double

Exercise price for options / warrants

CALL_PUT_IND

string[1]

C - Call option, P - Put option

CONTRACT_SIZE

double

Indicates a derivative’s underlying quantity

TICK_SIZE_TYPE

string[8]

Indicates the type of tick size carried by TICK_SIZE. Values are Static or Variable.

TICK_SIZE

string[100]

Tick size / minimum price increment. All order prices must be a multiple of the tick size.

OMDSEQ

uint

Sequence number allowing ticks of different types at the same timestamp to be sorted into the correct chronological order. e.g. if a trade and a quote have the same timestamp, the one with the lower value of OMDSEQ arrived first.