2024-05-16 Djibouti Franc News
2024-05-15
Summary of Yesterday
- Opening:
- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
- Mean:
- Standard Deviation:
Trend
Understanding the Overall Trend
Based on the dataset provided, the DJF exchange rate appears to be relatively stable throughout this period. It starts at 0.00768 on May 15, 2024, at 00:00 hrs, gently decreasing to 0.00767 over the next two hours. From 01:20 hrs, there's a fluctuation between 0.00767 and 0.00768 for about 90 minutes, after which it settles at 0.00767 for an extensive period. Towards the later hours of the day, starting around 06:25 hrs, the rate slightly decreases to 0.00766 and reaches its lowest at 0.00764 at 07:35 hrs, and resides in the range of 0.00764 to 0.00765 until around 14:15 hrs. Then the rate starts to elegantly rise back to 0.00766 and levitates around that number until 20:15 hrs where it jumps to the initial value of 0.00768. It eventually rises to its highest of 0.00769 at 20:40 hrs and maintains that rate until the end of the day at 23:55 hrs. Therefore, despite some hourly fluctuations, the overall trend seems to be relatively stable with minor ups and downs.
Seasonality or Recurring Patterns
For the period in question, there isn't a clear seasonality or recurring pattern in the dataset. However, the general pattern seems to show a slight decrease in rate early in the day, followed by a return to initial levels and a slight increase towards the latter part of the day. This might indicate some daily patterns if it persists over several days, but a longer timeframe would be needed to confirm any such seasonality.
Identifying Outliers
With respect to the dataset provided, no major outliers are detected. The variance of the exchange rate, while perceptible, is not excessively large in the context of the overall rate values. The minor fluctuations that occur are within a reasonable and acceptable range, suggesting a relative balance in the exchange rate during this period.
Please note that although these conclusions are based on the data provided, they may vary with different time periods, currencies, or in response to major economic events.