2024-04-22 Australian Dollar News
2024-04-21
Summary of Last Week
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Trend
Analysis of the Exchange Rate Over Given Period
The dataset provided shows fluctuation in the AUD exchange rate from 2024-03-22 to 2024-04-19. Upon observation, some trends and patterns can be identified. Please note, this analysis does not account for external factors such as weekends, holidays, or key financial news and report release events that might impact outcomes.
1. Overall Trend
Based on the data provided, there is no long-term, defined trend of a continuous increase or decrease in the exchange rate. The exchange rate at the beginning of the period was around 0.88459, and ended at about 0.88243, showing a slight decrease over the period. Still, fluctuations and inconclusive long-term trend were observed during the period. At several instances, there's an increase in the exchange rate followed by a decrease, indicating a volatile trend.
2. Seasonality / Recurring Patterns
In terms of seasonality or recurring patterns, the data does not show any clear daily or weekly patterns of a recurring nature simply based on the time series data given. It would need more in-depth frequency analysis or specialized time series analysis methods to deduce any potential seasonality.
3. Outliers and Significant Fluctuations
Outliers or instances where the exchange rates deviate significantly from the norm appear to be present in this data set. Examples of significant changes include the period from 2024-04-03 to 2024-04-09 where the exchange rates fluctuated from 0.88427 to a high of 0.90021.
In conclusion, without considering external details and occurrences, the AUD exchange rate over the period provided fluctuated in a volatile manner, with no definitive pattern of increase or decrease, nor a clear seasonality. Multiple significant changes were observed, marking the exchange rate's volatility over this period.