YEARLY HIGH
1.6982 BDT
YEARLY LOW
1.4289 BDT
YEARLY AVERAGE
1.5912 BDT

2011 INR to BDT Performance & Market Timing Review

Analysis of key historical highlights and timing insights for 2011

During 2011, the INR to BDT exchange rate experienced significant fluctuation. The market reached its absolute peak on August 1, valuing the pair at 1.6982. Conversely, the yearly low was recorded on December 14, dropping to 1.4289.

This high-to-low spread represents a total annual volatility of 0.2693 BDT. From a start-to-finish perspective, comparing the January average rate of 1.5640 to the December average rate of 1.4955, the exchange rate registered a net change of -4.38% (reflecting a weakening trend).

Looking at year-over-year peak valuations, the 2011 high of 1.6982 was up 5.72% compared to the 2010 peak of 1.6063, indicating shifts in long-term support levels.

Transfer Payout Power Comparison

Comparing the value generated converting 250,000 INR based on timing:

Yearly Peak High 424,544 BDT
2010 Average 381,364 BDT
Yearly Trough Low 357,231 BDT
Transaction Impact: A difference of 67,313.67 BDT purely based on transaction execution date.

Trend Visualization

Monthly average fluctuations over the course of 2011.

1.6979
1.4771
JanuMarcMayJulySeptNove

INR to BDT Seasonal Trends & Volatility Analysis

A structured review of seasonal halves, trading extremes, consecutive streaks, and historical baselines.

Seasonal Halves (H1 vs H2)

Seasonal

The average exchange rate in the first half of the year (H1: Jan–Jun) was 1.6098, compared to 1.5726 in the second half (H2: Jul–Dec). This shows that the rate was stronger in the first half (Jan–Jun) by a margin of 0.0371 points.

H1 Avg (Jan–Jun) 1.6098
H2 Avg (Jul–Dec) 1.5726

Volatility Range Comparison

Volatility

The most volatile month in 2011 was December, with a trading range of 0.1200 BDT (High: 1.5489 / Low: 1.4289). On the other end, April was the most stable month, with a tight range of 0.0214 BDT (High: 1.6554 / Low: 1.6340).

December Spread (Volatile) ±0.1200
April Spread (Stable) ±0.0214

Growth Streaks & Declines

Trends

Between January and April, the exchange rate recorded its longest consecutive growth streak of the year, climbing for 3 straight months. Conversely, the sharpest month-over-month decline occurred between August and September, when the average rate fell by 0.0705 points.

Longest Streak 3 Mo.
Sharpest MoM Drop -0.0705

Same-Month Historical Baseline

YoY Baseline

Comparing the current year's strongest month average (August 2011: 1.6417) against the same month in 2010 (average: 1.4937), the exchange rate shifted by +0.1481 (+9.91%).

2011 Avg (August) 1.6417
2010 Avg (August) 1.4937

Monthly Breakdown

Statistical summary for each calendar month.

Month High Low Average
January 1.5837 1.5410 1.5640
February 1.5801 1.5543 1.5666
March 1.6294 1.5842 1.6027
April 1.6554 1.6340 1.6445
May 1.6486 1.6188 1.6317
June 1.6652 1.6415 1.6491
July 1.6974 1.6634 1.6795
August 1.6982 1.5943 1.6417
September 1.6125 1.5166 1.5713
October 1.5590 1.5219 1.5388
November 1.5558 1.4606 1.5090
December 1.5489 1.4289 1.4955