Kshitij.com: Bloomberg Ranking

We are glad to share that we have been ranked #1 worldwide for our USDINR forecasts again in the Jun-25 quarter by Bloomberg. So we have been ranked #1 two quarters in a row. This follows on from rank #1 in Mar-25, rank #4 in Dec-24 and rank #3 in Sep-24 quarter. This marks the 13th time since 2015 that we have ranked in the top 5, and we have consistently maintained this position. Additionally, our Dollar-Rupee forecast error % has steadily declined, reaching a low of 1.99% in Mar-25. This further highlights the accuracy and reliability of our forecasts. Please find the screenshots below.

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Jun-25	Mar-25	Dec-24	Sep-24
1. Kshitij.com	1. Kshitij.com	1. Axis Bank	1. Danske Bank
2. Axis Bank	2. Danske Bank	2. Danske Bank	2. Axis Bank
3. Danske Bank	3. Axis Bank	3. Citigroup	3. Kshitij.com
4. Commerzbank	4. Citigroup	4. Kshitij.com	4. JPMorgan Chase
5. Capital Economics	5. Commerzbank	5. JPMorgan Chase	5. Wells Fargo

Dec-20	Jun-19	Mar-19	Dec-18	Sep-18	Jun-18
1. PNC Financial	1. Morgan Stanley	1. PNC Financial	1. PNC Financial	1. Kshitij.com	1. Emirates NBD
2. Rabobank	2. Skandinaviska Enskil	2. Kshitij.com	2. Kshitij.com	2. PNC Financial	2. Kshitij.com
3. Danske Bank	3. PNC Financial	3. Morgan Stanley	3. JP Morgan Chase	3. Cinkciarz.pl	3. Bank Julius Bacr
4. Kshitij.com	4. Kshitij.com	4. Skandinaviska Enskil	4. Morgan Stanley	4. JP Morgan Chase	4. BNP Paribas
5. TD Securities	5. NAB/BNZ	5. Westpac Banking	5. Cinkciarz.pl	5. Emirates NBD	5. ING Financial

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WHAT'S NEW?

June '25 Monthly Forecast

Our June '25 Dollar Rupee Monthly Forecast is now available. To order a PAID copy, please click here and take a trial of our service.

WHAT'S NEW?

June'25 EURUSD Report

Euro has moved up sharply over the last 4-5 months and faced volatility admist the trade tariff talks and other geopolitical tensions globally. Will the uptrend continue and take it to fresh highs in the coming months? Or can there be any corrective consolidation or decline? ...Read More

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July'25 Crude Oil Report

Brent rose sharply from $58.20 itself instead of extending the fall to our expected $55, meeting our long-term target of $70 much sooner than expected. The acceleration in crude prices have been triggered by ... Read More

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July '25 US Treasury Report

In our last report (29-May-25, UST10Yr 4.45%) we had stuck to our previous forecasts, calling for the US2Yr to dip to 3.2% and the US10Yr to 3.6%. Although those levels are .... Read More

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