2024-05-06 Bermudian Dollar News
2024-05-05
Summary of Last Week
- Opening:
- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
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- Standard Deviation:
Trend
Overall Trend Analysis
Based on the provided dataset, there's a fluctuation in the exchange rates throughout the given period. The values generally range with some highs and lows. However, there is a notable upward trend noticeable from April 10th to April 12th, where the exchange rate gradually increases from 1.36482 to its peak at 1.37831. This is followed by a moderate decrease until April 16th and then again a slight increase trend is seen till April 16th. Afterward, the exchange rate shows a moderate decline till April 18th, followed by a decrease reaching the lowest point on April 23rd (1.36625), and then it fluctuates moderately and shows increasing tendency towards the end of the period.
Seasonality or Recurring Patterns Analysis
Within this dataset, the seasonality or recurrency isn't significantly visible as the data is segmented by hours of days for a relatively short period. However, there seems to be a pattern of fluctuation where we can observe periods of increase followed by periods of decrease. Therefore, to more accurately identify seasonal patterns, data for a more extended period (yearly or monthly) would be more appropriate.
Outliers Analysis
There are few notable exceptions that can be marked as outliers. For instance, on April 10th, a sudden sharp increase starts from 1.35581 and reaches 1.36482 in a matter of two intervals, and it further increases rapidly till 1.36926. This sharp uptrend differentiates from the general trend behavior.Significant resistor points can be seen at the peaks on April 12th and April 15th, and on the contrary, support level is observed on April 19th, and 22nd.
Although these points can be seen as outliers, further information or external factors would be required to make a decisive statement. Nonetheless, these observations could indicate potential landmark events that affected the exchange rates.