2024-04-18 UAE Dirham News
2024-04-17
Summary of Yesterday
- Opening:
- Closing:
- Difference of Opening & Closing:
- Daily High:
- Daily Low:
- Difference of Daily High & Low:
Statistical Measures
- Mean:
- Standard Deviation:
Trend
Overview of exchange rates trend
Overall, the exchange rates for AED start at around 0.37633, peak towards 0.37674 (around 01:05:01), and then gradually decrease to 0.37441 by the end of the time period. This indicates a general decreasing trend over the duration of the time series. We can say that the exchange rates for AED depreciated relative to the other currency, as it took progressively more AED to exchange for a unit of the other currency.
Seasonality or recurring patterns
When looking at the time series data, there appears to be a slight trend where the exchange rates are higher between midnight and the early morning (around 1 to 2 am), and then tend to decrease towards the afternoon and night. This could suggest a time-dependent seasonality where exchange rates are higher in the early morning hours and lower in the afternoons and evenings. Further analysis with techniques like spectral analysis or an autocorrelation plot could be used to confirm if this is a statistically significant daily cyclicity.
Identification of outliers
It appears that there are a few outliers in the time series data. For instance, we can see a significant drop in exchange rates around 01:55:02, where the rates drop suddenly from 0.37622 to 0.37599. Another outlier can be seen around 09:20:03, where the exchange rate increases to 0.37565, which is an unusual increase considering the prevailing trend at that point in time. These outliers could be due to a variety of reasons including data errors, market volatility or other external factors.