2024-05-09 Unidad de Fomento News
2024-05-08
Summary of Yesterday
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Statistical Measures
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Trend
Analysis of Exchange Rates
Given the provided time-series data, comprising time-stamps and the respective CLF exchange rates, a comprehensive analysis was conducted focusing on three primary areas:
1. General Trend of Exchange Rates
The overall trend of the exchange rates during the given period shows a generally steady state, with some fluctuations. The exchange rate values start around 40.51 and by the end of the given period hover around 40.45, noting a slight decrease. However, within this timeframe, the rate sees highs of around 40.61 and dips down to lows of around 40.39. The exchange rates seem to continually experience minor peaks and troughs, which signifies the active trading and dynamic nature of the market.
2. Seasonality or Recurring Patterns
An examination at the recurrent patterns in the exchange rates does not reveal a clear seasonal trend given the available dataset. The repeating highs and lows do not exhibit a discernible pattern that can be tied to a specific period. It would be more efficient to detect such patterns with a larger dataset covering a longer time period, ideally years, with marked seasonal patterns.
3. Notable Outliers
Given the relative steadiness of the exchange rates, there doesn't appear to be a significant number of pronounced outliers in the data. Periods of minor volatility can be observed, such as around the timestamp of 2024-05-08 07:05:02 where a peak at 40.61903 is noted, followed by a drop at 2024-05-08 16:00:03 to 40.4498, but these could possibly be attributed to normal market fluctuations.
However, given the relatively short timeframe covered in this data set, a more in-depth analysis of potential outliers would be better served with a larger dataset. Any identified outliers would then also need further examination to understand if they are due to normal market fluctuations or if they could be linked to specific macroeconomic events, which were excluded from consideration in this particular analysis.
In conclusion, any future analysis would benefit significantly from a broader data set in order to uncover potential trends, patterns, and inconsistencies. Exchange rates are influenced by a multitude of factors, including economic indicators, geopolitical events, and market sentiment, among other things. An understanding of these factors paired with comprehensive analysis of a more extensive time-series data will offer a clearer picture.