2024-04-23 New Israeli Sheqel News
2024-04-22
Summary of Last Month
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- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
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Trend
The data provided details the Israeli New Shekel (ILS) exchange rate, which is noted against some unspecified currency across different timeframes on the 22nd of April, 2024. By analyzing this data, the following observations are made:1. Trends of Exchange Rates
The absolute high point of the ILS exchange rate is 0.36623, and the low point is 0.36248. The ILS experiences relatively small fluctuations throughout the day, suggesting a degree of stability. The range, although narrow, still provides enough room for profitable speculations for day traders. On this particular date, the exchange rate undergoes a general decline, from an early rate of about 0.36537, ending the day at around 0.36265.
2. Seasonality Pattern
Given the data spans a single day, a traditional seasonality pattern - weekly, monthly, etc., cannot be established. However, the intra-day movements may suggest some recurring patterns. The ILS rate seems to decline during the morning hours (from approximately 06:30 to 09:30). Then, it appears to gain some strength around noon (from approximately 12:15 to 14:15) and again towards the late evening (from approximately 21:55 to 23:55).
3. Outliers and Significant Instances
While the data does not seem to contain any significant outliers (values that are significantly distanced from the mean), a noteworthy event occurs at around 06:30, where the exchange rate drops from 0.36538 to 0.36418 within approximately ten minutes. While this might not seem like a significant change, for large transactions or speculative trading, even such small fluctuations can have considerable implications.
In conclusion, this dataset offers insights into the intra-day movements of the ILS and provides potential patterns that could be leveraged for new trading strategies or risk assessment. However, to understand the full picture of exchange rate movements, it would be beneficial to take into consideration a more extended dataset (spanning multiple days, months, or even years) and consider the impact of macroeconomic events, key financial news, and reports, among other factors.