2024-04-19 CFA Franc BCEAO News
2024-04-18
Summary of Yesterday
- Opening:
- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
- Mean:
- Standard Deviation:
Trend
Overall Trend
Upon analysis of the provided data, it's evident that the exchange rate (XOF) exhibits very minimal, if any, variation throughout the recorded period. The value hovers around 0.00224 from the start of the data collection up until the end, indicating that the XOF exchange rate has remained remarkably steady, showing a consistent trend.
Seasonality and Recurring Patterns
Due to the consistent value of around 0.00224 throughout the recorded period, no signs of seasonal trends or recurring patterns are noticeable in the dataset. If there were shifts in the exchange rate, we could break down the data into months, weeks, or days to see if the variation follows a fixed cycle. However, in this case, there's no detectable pattern or seasonality in the exchange rate's movement.
Outliers
An 'outlier' in a dataset is an observation that lies an abnormal distance from other values. In this data, there is essentially minimal variability; hence, it's implausible to mark any data point as an outlier. There are only two minor variations from 0.00224, both 0.00223 and 0.00225 which occurred only a few times as per the provided data. However, these slight deviances are of such negligible degree that we cannot term them as significant outliers.
Without knowledge of the market conditions or underlying influences during the period of this data, it's challenging to account for these slight variations, yet they do not appear substantial enough to indicate a significant divergence from the general trend.
External Factors
The dataset at hand, indicative of changes in the XOF exchange rate, does not show any sign of movement during market opening/closing hours or any other specific time of the day/week. Furthermore, we are not taking into consideration external elements such as weekends, holidays, or financial news releases. Thus, we cannot conclude definitively about the rate's reaction to these factors.