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The Globe and Mail
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Where RBC sees the Canadian dollar heading next - The Globe and Mail
September 12, 2017 - Yes, there are a lot of moving parts here, which underscores the difficulty in making currency predictions. Nonetheless, RBC expects the Canadian dollar will slip below 81 cents against the U.S.
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FastBull
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Canadian Dollar Forecast Profile Lowered at Royal Bank of Canada - FastBull
The U.S. Dollar to Canadian Dollar exchange rate is now forecast to rise to 1.37 by the end of June, 1.3850 by the end of September and 1.40 by year-end. It is tipped to peak at 1.42 by mid-year 2025.
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Will the Canadian dollar get stronger in 2026?
Most banks expect the Canadian dollar to strengthen later in 2026, especially against the US dollar, as the USD easing gains traction and oil stabilizes. For more information, you can look at the Canadian dollar's historical trend.
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mtfxgroup.com
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Canadian 5 Bank Forecast & Global Currency Trends | MTFX
Is the Euro going up against the Canadian dollar?
The euro is expected to remain steady near 1.60–1.62 versus CAD. Upside is possible if the ECB holds firm, but weak Eurozone growth could limit gains. If you're looking for a specific rate, you can set up a CAD to EUR rate alert.
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mtfxgroup.com
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Canadian 5 Bank Forecast & Global Currency Trends | MTFX
What are the biggest risks to the Canadian dollar in December?
The main risks include:- Bank of Canada vs. Fed policy divergence- Oil price volatility- Canadian growth weakness- US tariffs or trade shocks- Political and fiscal uncertainty in the UK and the Eurozone
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mtfxgroup.com
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Canadian 5 Bank Forecast & Global Currency Trends | MTFX
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Financial Post
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Why the Canadian dollar is forcing economists to change their bets | Financial Post
May 12, 2021 - RBC senior economist Josh Nye agrees that to see any reversal in the loonie’s recent strength “the Fed will have to catch up to the BoC’s hawkishness.” RBC sees the Canadian dollar sinking to 78 U.S.
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National Bank
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▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ NBF Currency Outlook Current Forward Estimates PPP (1) Currency
Broad United States Dollar (3) 127.0 · 128.1 · 125.1 · 121.1 · 118.3 · - 1) PPP data from OECD, based in Local Currency per USD · 2) Current Account Balance data from IMF, as a % of GDP (2020 & 2021 IMF estimates) 3) Federal Reserve Broad Index (26 currencies) Canadian Dollar Cross Currencies ...
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MTFX
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Canadian 5 Bank Forecast & Global Currency Trends | MTFX
3 weeks ago - The Canadian dollar forecast points to stability, with oil and risk appetite helping CAD hold firm as divergent BoC–Fed expectations shape USD/CAD movement.
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Pound Sterling Live
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RBC Sees Better Canadian Dollar Performance Ahead
September 13, 2024 - Royal Bank of Canada has downgraded its forecasts for USD/CAD as it sees a more resilient performance from the Canadian Dollar in the coming months. This will also be reflected in gains made against the Pound; however, it is expected to lose ground against the Euro in H1 2025. RBC now predicts the U.S.
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Rbccm
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1 Currency Report Card Forecasts Three month forecast returns Most bullish
USD selloff (downside risk; see here). ... Aussie. However, this support has been partially offset by · broader dollar strength and risk-off sentiment stemming
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RBC Royal Bank
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How a Weak Canadian Dollar Could Impact Businesses and Investors - My Money Matters
April 25, 2025 - That’s because the Bank of Canada is expected to continue cutting interest rates—three more times this year according to forecasts from RBC Economics — while the American Fed is not, furthering the gap between the two economies. “We do see a little bit more Canadian dollar weakness going through to the middle of the year, and that’s predicated by a continuation of this widening in interest rate differentials,” Davis says.
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Financial Post
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Posthaste: Why a weak Canadian dollar won't stop the Bank of Canada from cutting rates
January 13, 2025 - ... Before you get too excited, it’s not because they believe the loonie is headed for a rebound. Quite the contrary, RBC expects the Canadian dollar to fade further to 68.96 cents U.S.
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BNN Bloomberg
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Canadian dollar may be on its way to 80 cents US: Strategist – BNN Bloomberg
The loonie has gained over the past month as officials after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled a rate cut coming at the end of July. One currency strategist at Societe Generale says the the move higher in the loonie has more room to run. Amber Kanwar and Jon Erlichman discuss.
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RBC Wealth Management
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The Harbour Group - What Will 2024 Bring for the Canadian Dollar?
December 1, 2023 - With the USD/CAD exchange rate currently sitting around 1.35, RBC’s forecasts suggest some near-term weakening of the Canadian dollar, with the U.S. dollar forecasted to end this year at 1.38 and head up to 1.39 by mid-2024.
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Bank of Canada
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Exchange rates - Bank of Canada
Find exchange rates, along with supporting data and background information.
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RBC Thought Leadership
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Economy and Markets - RBC
June 12, 2025 - An in-depth analysis of the key drivers of economic activity in Canada and the US including a discussion of global factors that will affect these near term forecasts · A forward-looking analysis of Canadian, U.S. and international financial market trends including interest rate and currency ...
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RBC
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RBC Wealth Management
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The Harbour Group - Canadian dollar strength a headwind but also a blessing
June 20, 2025 - RBC’s foreign exchange team forecasts that there is perhaps another penny of strength left in the loonie, suggesting that we have seen the majority of the rally already. We note that currency forecasts are always subject to change with market events, but given the outlook for interest rates in Canada and the United States we think this is a reasonable assumption, particularly paired with data we have seen that shows U.S. dollar sentiment is among the most negative in two decades.
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Knightsbridge Foreign Exchange
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RBC Exchange Rate | KnightsbridgeFX
October 16, 2025 - The Royal Bank of Canada offers a competitive international exchange rate in their banking services. Learn more about the current RBC exchange rates and what to expect moving forward.
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Rbcgam
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Global currency outlook - Fall 2023 | RBC Global Asset Management - Institutional
Given the importance of this model ... further Canadian dollar strength is seen as a welcome and complementary tool in containing consumer-price gains. As at August 29, 2023. Source: Bloomberg, RBC GAM · As at August 28, 2023. Source: Bloomberg, RBC GAM · Note: As at June 30, 2021...
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RBC
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Quarterly Canadian outlook: More cautious optimism amid structural shifts - RBC Economics
2 weeks ago - Combined with our expectation of a moderately stronger Canadian dollar, these headwinds could weigh on production and business investment in the sector. Stronger-than-expected crop yields this year prompted an upward revision to our 2025 real GDP estimate. Major crops delivered impressive gains with barley up 26%, canola up 13%, and wheat up 24% from last year—with wheat production reaching record highs. But, Chinese tariffs are expected to be a stiffer headwind, and could weigh on farmers seeding ...