2024-05-13 Pound Sterling News
2024-05-12
Summary of Last Week
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- Difference of Opening & Closing:
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- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
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Trend
Overall Exchange Rate Trends
Observing the time-series data, there seems to be a general decrease in the exchange rate from a high of about 1.72257 to a low of approximately 1.69006 in mid-April 2024. After this trough, the exchange rate gradually increases to a high of 1.722 around mid-May 2024. Again, a pattern of decrease, then increase is seen, although the rate does not reach its earlier high by the end of the data series on 10th May 2024. Therefore, over the given time period, the exchange rate trend appears to fluctuate cyclically but with a slight decrease overall.
Seasonality and Recurring Patterns
The data does seem to exhibit some degree of seasonality. The decrease to trough and then increase to peak seems to take approximately a month, suggesting a possible monthly cyclic pattern. There also seems to be slight fluctuations within the overall cyclic pattern which occur over a span of a few days. These could potentially be a recurrence of weekly cycles, although more data would be required for confirmation. However, without external information such as financial news or market trends, it's hard to corroborate these observed patterns.
Outliers in Exchange Rates
There do not seem to be any significant outliers within the given data. Despite this, a few points of notable deviation from the pattern can be observed. Firstly, the rate decreases substantially to 1.69006 on April 22nd, 2024, representing a sharp decrease from the previous rates above 1.715. Secondly, there is a quick jump to a high of 1.72257 on April 17th, 2024 before it falls again at 1.71614 on the same day. These instances could potentially be considered as mild outliers or deviation points, but further investigation is required to support this.
However, again it is important to emphasize that to more accurately identify outliers and significant deviations, supplementary data, including specific financial events or related market trends, would be beneficial. Although these factors were not considered in this analysis, they can often explain seeming anomalies within the data.