2024-04-23 East Caribbean Dollar News
2024-04-22
Summary of Last Month
- Opening:
- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
- Mean:
- Standard Deviation:
Trend
Overall Trend Analysis
On initial view of the data, there seems to be a trend in the movement of the exchange rate (XCD) during the period covered. The rate initially hovered around 0.50796 at the start of the dataset but decreased over time until it reaches 0.50675 towards the end of the dataset. However, it's worth noticing that there is a fair amount of fluctuation within this overall downward trend, indicating that the rate is not decreasing at a consistent rate.
Seasonality Analysis
Understanding whether there is any seasonality or recurring patterns requires dividing the dataset into consistent intervals and analyzing any patterns within those intervals. However, based on the given dataset, no apparent intervals (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly) emerge clearly. Any claim of seasonality in the data based on visual inspection would be speculative at best. A more robust statistical analysis could potentially reveal seasonality that isn't immediately apparent.
Outlier Analysis
The data also presents occasional fluctuations where there are sudden increases or decreases in exchange rates. An example of this is the rate jump from 0.50738 at 09:45:03 to 0.50784 at 10:00:03 on 2024-04-22, with a significant dip within a short timeframe. Given the generally smooth curve of exchange rates, these instances are outliers and denote significant market events or reactions.
In conclusion, based on this dataset, the overall trend in XCD exchange rate for the given period presents a slight decrease with occasional fluctuations. Nonetheless, we couldn't discern any seasonality due to the lack of an evident interval and fluctuations. The occasional outliers in the data present instances of substantial market events.