- Ebury ranks #1 for US Dollar (USD) /Swiss Franc (CHF), one of the world's major currency pairs
- Secured the #3 spot for the entire Asian region
- Ranked in the top 5 for seven different currency pairs and regions, while also placing in Bloomberg's top 10 G10 rankings
Ebury, the global financial services firm, is proud to announce another strong performance by its Market Strategy team in the latest Bloomberg FX forecast accuracy rankings for Q2 2026.
These results underscore the firm's commitment to providing world-class market intelligence and precise analysis to help businesses navigate the complexities of global trade.
Its Market Strategy team achieved the number one position for the US dollar/Swiss franc (USD/CHF), a significant accomplishment in a highly competitive G10 currency pair. Ebury also demonstrated its expertise across both developed and emerging markets, achieving third place for the entire Asian region and a top-10 ranking in Bloomberg's highly competitive G10 category. The team also ranked third for the euro/pound sterling (EUR/GBP), one of the most important currency pairs for businesses operating between the UK and Europe.
In total, Ebury placed in the top ten across eight different categories:
- #1 for US dollar/Swiss franc (USD/CHF)
- #2 for New Zealand dollar/US dollar (NZD/USD) and euro/Norwegian krone (EUR/NOK)
- #3 for euro/pound sterling (EUR/GBP), US dollar/Canadian dollar (USD/CAD) and Asia (Overall)
- #5 for US dollar/Indian rupee (USD/INR)
- #9 for G10 (Overall)
Matthew Ryan, Head of Market Strategy at Ebury, commented: "Our latest Bloomberg rankings demonstrate the consistency and strength of our forecasting capabilities across both major and emerging market currencies. Securing first place for the US dollar/Swiss franc, alongside top-three rankings in Asia and the euro/pound sterling, highlights the strength of our analytical approach.
“These independent rankings reinforce our commitment to providing businesses with timely, accurate market insights that help them make confident decisions in an increasingly complex FX environment."
