NZD Exchange Rate Exhibits Stability Amidst Fluctuations
2024-05-14
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 of The Exchange Rates
The overall trend of exchange rates is slightly increasing. It started from 0.8228 on May 14th and increased to 0.8264 on May 15th. The exchange rate appears to have subtle fluctuations, both upward and downward, but it maintains a moderate ascent overall over this short period of time.
Seasonality in The Exchange Rates
The data set is not large enough to establish clear seasonal patterns. Usually, to identify any seasonality or recurring patterns in exchange rates, one would need data for at least a few years. However, if we consider each day as a season, there's a definite cycle of peaks and troughs can be observed within the data for each day. But this needs more data to confirm.
Significant Changes in The Exchange Rates
The most significant change occurred at around 07:35:02 on 14th May 2024, where the exchange rate dropped sharply down to 0.82158. Another significant upwards change can be seen at 22:10:02 on May 14th, when the rate increased sharply to 0.82634. These instances stand out from the typical pattern within this dataset, indicating that some events might have occurred around these time points that greatly influenced the exchange rate.
Outliers in The Exchange Rates
- The lowest exchange rate was at 0.82158 on May 14th at 07:35:02.
- The highest exchange rate was at 0.82659 on May 14th at 22:45:02.
The outliers may have resulted from market events or transaction volumes at these specific times that caused an abrupt change in demand and supply of the currency.