Dukascopy Historical Data !full!

Dukascopy provides high-precision historical data for 1,600+ instruments

1. Go to Dukascopy.com.
2. Download JForex (Don't even fund an account yet).
3. Export the last 3 months of EUR/USD Tick data.
4. Open it in Python/Excel.
5. Ask yourself: How does my strategy perform during the London/NY overlap vs. the Asian session?

3. The "Gap" Issue

Because the data is downloaded in chunks, you must verify that there are no gaps in the dataset. While Dukascopy has high uptime, network interruptions during your download process can result in missing hours or days of data if you aren't verifying the CSV files. dukascopy historical data

Data types and formats

• Tick data: timestamped bid/ask price changes; irregular intervals; usually compressed CSV or binary archives.
• Bar data: OHLC bars at standard intervals (1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, daily). Often generated from ticks; available directly for many intervals.
• Volume/quote count: per-tick or per-bar volume fields available in some exports.
• Time zone and timestamps: timestamps are typically in UTC or in milliseconds since epoch; timing conventions vary by file and export method.
• File formats: CSV, ZIP-compressed CSV bundles, and sometimes binary files for faster access.

Conclusion:

Zero Cost: Despite its institutional quality, the data is available for free to the public, provided you use their specific API or manual export tools. Technical Specifications and Format Go to Dukascopy

: Includes major currency pairs, precious metals, energy, and stock indices. Timeframes and stock indices. Timeframes