A homepage-heavy video naturally scores differently than one served in search or suggested. Trends within your channel are meaningful; a raw number pulled from someone else's channel is not.
What is a good CTR on YouTube?
There is no single healthy number, because CTR depends on where impressions land. Compare each video against your own channel's average CTR instead, and treat rises and falls as feedback on the packaging.
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