Every bank and research house publishes a view before a rate decision. This page records who said what, when they said it, and what the Fed, the ECB and the RBI then did in 2026. Each entry links to the report it came from.
SG Analytics writes macro updates, CIO newsletters and asset strategy reports for asset managers, wealth managers and sell-side teams in the US and Europe. Before a Fed or ECB decision those notes say what the consensus expects. They rarely say whose view has earned the most weight.
Where it extends. The scoring code does not care which bank it is scoring. The same file format covers the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan, and the same idea applies to earnings estimates, GDP and inflation prints, and price targets. The Fed and ECB tabs here use the houses SG Analytics' clients already read.
What already exists. Bloomberg ranks economists by forecast accuracy on its terminal, and FocusEconomics, Consensus Economics and LSEG give annual accuracy awards. Those are paywalled or once a year, and they score the final number. None of them, as far as we know, publishes how many days ahead a house moved before a turn, which is the measure that separates houses on this page.