2024-05-07 Lithuanian Litas News
2024-05-06
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
Understanding the Overall Trend
From the timestamps given, it seems that the data covers a single day - May 6, 2024. Looking at the ltl exchange rate at the beginning and end of the day, it dropped slightly from 0.46355 at the start of the day to 0.46329 by the end. However, throughout the day, the exchange rate fluctuated and didn't show a distinct single direction of increase or decrease. Therefore, the overall trend for this day seems to be somewhat stable with minor fluctuations.
Identifying Seasonality or Recurring Patterns
In this single day of data, it's challenging to identify any seasonality or recurring patterns as these usually become evident over a longer time scale (e.g., weekly, monthly, yearly). However, one can note periods of relative stability in the exchange rate, such as the time from 10:00:03 to 11:20:02, and the time from 15:10:03 to 16:20:03. Further data would be needed to assess whether such periods of stability are a recurring pattern.
Outliers
The ltl exchange rate appears to fluctuate within a small range of values throughout the day, indicating a fairly consistent level of volatility. The lowest exchange rate recorded was 0.46231 at 09:05:03, and the highest was 0.46360 at 00:30:02. Neither of these seems to be significantly different from the rates throughout the rest of the day. Therefore, there don't appear to be any data points that could be considered outliers.
Further exploratory data analysis and different types of graphical analysis could provide additional insights into these trends and patterns, and a larger dataset covering a longer time period would likely reveal more about seasonality and other potential trends.