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Financial Reasoning Benchmark

Models answer financial reasoning questions that require more than a plausible final number. The collection tests interpretation of financial context, selection of a defensible approach and accurate reasoning through the requested calculation. Evaluation rewards answers that reach the correct conclusion through consistent financial logic. Scores are expressed on a 0–100 scale and ranked from highest to lowest.

Model results

19 configurations
RankModelScore
  1. 1
    MoonshotKimi K2
    87.2%
  2. 2
    GoogleGemini 2.5 Pro
    82.2%
  3. 3
    MicrosoftPhi-4 Reasoning Plus
    76.2%
  4. 4
    AlibabaQwen3 30B A3B
    70.2%
  5. 5
    OpenAIo4-mini
    65.2%
  6. 6
    AmazonNova Pro
    64.2%
  7. 7
    AnthropicClaude Sonnet 4
    59.2%
  8. 8
    NVIDIALlama 3.1 Nemotron Ultra
    53.2%
  9. 9
    xAIGrok 4
    48.2%
  10. 10
    CohereCommand A
    47.2%
  11. 11
    xAIGrok 3
    42.2%
  12. 12
    OpenAIGPT-4.1 mini
    36.2%
  13. 13
    OpenAIo3
    31.2%
  14. 14
    MistralMagistral Medium
    30.2%
  15. 15
    AnthropicClaude Opus 4
    25.2%
  16. 16
    AlibabaQwQ-32B
    19.2%
  17. 17
    GoogleGemini 2.5 Flash
    13.2%
  18. 18
    MetaLlama 4 Maverick
    8.2%
  19. 19
    DeepSeekDeepSeek-R1
    2.2%
Numeric table · 19 configurations
Score · highest first
RankModel / settingScore
1
MoonshotKimi K2
87.2%
2
GoogleGemini 2.5 Pro
82.2%
3
MicrosoftPhi-4 Reasoning Plus
76.2%
4
AlibabaQwen3 30B A3B
70.2%
5
OpenAIo4-mini
65.2%
6
AmazonNova Pro
64.2%
7
AnthropicClaude Sonnet 4
59.2%
8
NVIDIALlama 3.1 Nemotron Ultra
53.2%
9
xAIGrok 4
48.2%
10
CohereCommand A
47.2%
11
xAIGrok 3
42.2%
12
OpenAIGPT-4.1 mini
36.2%
13
OpenAIo3
31.2%
14
MistralMagistral Medium
30.2%
15
AnthropicClaude Opus 4
25.2%
16
AlibabaQwQ-32B
19.2%
17
GoogleGemini 2.5 Flash
13.2%
18
MetaLlama 4 Maverick
8.2%
19
DeepSeekDeepSeek-R1
2.2%
Methodology

Responses are assessed for financial interpretation, consistent assumptions and numerical correctness. Higher scores rank first; equal scores share a rank.