Lek Forecast

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Overall Trend of the Exchange Rates

The overall trend for the given period seems relatively flat with minor fluctuations. We do not observe a strong increase or decrease over the time period. The rate started at 0.01501, peaked at 0.01505, and the lowest it got to be is 0.01502. Most of the rates fluctuated around 0.01504. Given this information, I would suggest that the exchange rates have remained quite stable during this time span.

Seasonality of the Exchange Rates

Within the given dataset, it appears that there are no discernible seasonal trends or patterns. The differences in the exchange rates are very minor, and they seem to fluctuate randomly rather than follow a clear cyclic pattern. This may be due to the relatively short time span of the dataset (a few hours). Seasonal patterns or trends are generally observed over longer periods (months to years). Hence, we cannot confirm the existence of seasonal patterns based on the data provided.

Outliers and Significant Deviations

There do not appear to be any major outliers or significant deviations in this dataset. Given that the rates hover around a similar range of values through the given time period, it suggests consistency and does not flag any large jumps or drops during the time frame that would symbolise outliers or significant deviations. It is important to note that this conclusion is relative to the scale of change in the provided data and might vary if we have a wide-ranging data or if considered in the broader market context.

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Summary of Last Month

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