2024-03-12 Silver News
2024-04-23
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
Looking at the dataset provided, we see that there's a strong variability in the XAG exchange rate over time, with value fluctuating dramatically between lows of 36.58447 and highs of 37.55445. The exchange rate appears to start off higher, decrease gradually, and then bounce back to an even higher level towards the end of this specific data set. Therefore, it can be said that the exchange rates do not remain stable and exhibit a volatile pattern throughout the period shown.
Seasonality or Recurring Patterns
With regards to seasonality, since the data provided is limited to a single day and doesn't span across multiple weeks or months, it's challenging to infer any kind of seasonal trend or recurring pattern. Any apparent pattern within this daily data could be a mere coincidence, or it might be linked to daily financial behaviors, such as market opening and closing hours. However, no firm conclusion can be made without data from a more extended period.
Outliers Identification
Identifying outliers without the context of influencing factors is challenging. However, the dramatic jump in the XAG values from 37.31204 to 37.43215 near the end of the dataset might be considered an outlier as it is substantial relative to the other changes observed. The exchange rate goes on rising until it reaches the peak of 37.55445, after which it descends somewhat, but still stays relatively high compared to the rest of the values.
Note
- It's important to remember that these observations might be entirely incidental and not indicative of a broader trend or pattern.
- Moreover, since I cannot consider the influence of various factors like market timings or major financial news, it's possible that the detected 'outlier' is a perfectly reasonable response to such external stimuli.