2024-05-06 Silver News
2024-05-05
Summary of Last Week
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- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
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- Standard Deviation:
Trend
1. Understanding the Overall Trend
The dataset provided spans a period from 5th April 2024 to 3rd May 2024. From a preliminary examination of the data, it seems there is an initial upward trend in exchange rates till around 12th April 2024, where it reaches a peak of 40.76973. After this peak, however, the general trend appears to be a decline in the exchange rate over the rest of the period.
2. Seasonality and Recurring Patterns
In studying the data for any recurring patterns and seasonality, it must be clarified that such observations would be grounded on data for purely this duration alone and may not hold for longer time series. With this caveat in mind, there doesn't appear to be a clear and systemic recurrent pattern in the changing exchange rates based on the timestamps. There are fluctuations occurring throughout, and there isn't a consistent increase or decrease occurring at specific intervals that lends itself to defining seasonality in this case.
3. Outliers in the Data
Anomalies or outliers refer to those observations that differ significantly from the other observations. They could be extremely high or low values. They can be due to variability in the data or potential measurement errors. For this dataset, the instance that sticks out the most is the sudden spike in the exchange rate on 12th April 2024, where it reaches 40.76973. However, such an instance may be considered an outlier if it significantly deviates from the rest of the data. Other potential outliers can be better identified with more statistical analysis, like plotting the data and looking for points that deviate from the general trend and distribution.
It should be noted that these observations are initial and basic, made purely from an overview of the provided data. For comprehensive conclusions, more advanced statistical analyses and visualizations are recommended. Varying granularity of data (daily, hourly, etc.), longer timescales, and context-specific information can also provide richer insights.
