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Time Series Analysis and

Forecasting
Course Instructor: Dr. Biswajit Patra

Wednesday, September 3, 2025


Data and its Types
• Time-Series Data:
Data that have been collected over a period of time on one or more
variables.

• Cross-Sectional Data:
Data on one or more variables collected at a single point in time.

• Panel Data:
Data have the dimensions of both time series and cross-sections.
Data and its Types
• Time-Series Data:
Share Price Movement of TCS for last one year

• Cross-Sectional Data:
Performance of NIFTY indexed shares last day.

• Panel Data:
Performance of USD/INR JPY/USD EUR/USD GBP/USD for last one year
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Problem Statement

• Relationship between company size and the return to


investing in its shares.
• How the value of a company’s stock price has varied when
it announced the value of its dividend payment ?
• The effect on a country’s exchange rate of an increase in its
trade deficit
• Country’s GDP level and the probability that the
government will default on its sovereign debt
• Performance of different Public Sector banks, private banks
since last decade.
Time Series
• It is a sequence of observations in
time order.
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Theory Behind Time series

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What it does?
• It builds a model which explains the past patterns and uses it to forecast
the future patterns.
• =NORMINV(RAND(),12,20)
• It is been told in time series we drive looking at the rear view mirror.

• If it so, then why we use time series then……..


Different Patterns of Time Series

• Horizontal or Constant Pattern


Horizontal or constant pattern: these are also known as stable or constant
process. In this case, the variable does not show an increasing or decreasing
pattern but fluctuates around mean or average.
• Trend:
A trend in the time series is identified by gradual shifts or movements to
relatively higher or lower values over a period of time.
• Seasonal:
Same repeating pattern of highs and lows over successive periods of time
within a year but may occur within a day, week, month, quarter, year, or
some other interval not greater than a year.
Trend and Seasonal: Mix of both.
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• Cyclical:
• Cyclical pattern is identified by a time series shows an alternating
sequence of points plotting above and below a trend line.

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Different Patterns of Time Series
• White noise: no pattern
• Time series pattern is one in which each observation is independent
of all other observations in the time series, sometimes called white
noise.
• =NORMINV(RAND(),12,20) 80

60

40

20

0
1 22 43 64 85 106127148169190211232253274295316337358379
-20

-40

-60
What’s this “rAnDoM wAlk”?
• Random walk hypothesis states that past observations are of no value
in forecasting future. As an as approximate implication of
unpredictability of returns..
• The step pattern of a Drunkard.
• When the random walk is tested this is similar to testing
whether the market weak form efficient or not.
• The exchange rate series{ } is a random walk if it satisfies

• Where is a real number denoting the starting value of the process and
{} is a white noise series.

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Some Macro Economic Equations
Structural Equations and Reduced-Forms Equations

• Structural equation: Expresses the endogenous variable as being


dependent on the current realization of another endogenous variable.

• Reduced-form equation: Expressing the value of a variable in terms of


its own lags, lags of other endogenous variables, current and past values
of exogenous variables, and disturbance terms.
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DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS

The first difference of y is defined as the value of the function when evaluated at
t = + h minus the value of the function evaluated at :

First Difference

Second Difference
Essence of Studying Time Series
Analysis
1. Validating empirically the economic theories
2. Observing a-theoretical empirical relationship
3. Developing new methods in time series

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Grading Policy

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Thank You

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