2024-05-13 SDR (Special Drawing Right) News
2024-05-12
Summary of Last Week
- Opening:
- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
- Mean:
- Standard Deviation:
Trend
1. Overall Trend Analysis
The data shows that the XDR exchange rate has fluctuated over the given period from April 12, 2024, to May 10, 2024. There seems to be a general trend of the exchange rate first increasing from 1.81895 to a peak 1.82839 on April 12th to April 15th, after which there is a noticeable decrease reaching a low of 1.79604 on April 26th. There are occasional increases and decreases, but the overall trend sees a return to roughly the original exchange rate of around 1.815 by the end of the data series on May 10th. Therefore, the overall trend shows some degree of volatility but with no significant long-term increase or decrease.
2. Seasonality Analysis
As far as seasonality is concerned, it is challenging to derive a definitive pattern from looking at the data alone. Typically, to identify a clear seasonal pattern, the data should cover multiple cycles of the period of the supposed seasonality. Given that the dataset provided only covers a one-month period, identifying a recurring pattern requires more data. However, there do appear to be minor fluctuations within individual days, with exchange rates experiencing both highs and lows within 24-hour periods. More data would provide whether this daily fluctuation is a recurring pattern.
3. Outlier Detection
There do not appear to be extreme outliers within the data given; no data points stand out as being extremely removed from the rest of the data. Nevertheless, relatively significant upshots and downfalls might be considered as local outliers. For instance, on April 30th, there was an increase from 1.80155 to 1.81547 across the 22:00 to 20:00 timestamps which stands out compared to its neighbouring data. Similarly, on May 10th, the drop from 1.81537 at 06:00 to 1.8015 at 08:00 could be considered as a local outlier.