US Dollar to Canadian Dollar Forecast: 1.3613 in Three Months

Desjardins slashes CAD appreciation forecasts as oil windfalls bypass Canada's economy.

CAD to benefit further from structural energy advantage.

Risks skewed toward an outsized Canadian dollar rally if trade risks fail to materialise.

Scotiabank's FX guru maps the current setup and potential future developments for the Canadian Dollar.

CAD poised to rally as Scotiabank bets on fading U.S. dollar dominance.

The Canadian dollar is poised to recover after months of underperformance, according to economists at Desjardins, who say the worst is likely behind for the loonie.

The Canadian dollar may have seen its worst days, and investors should start positioning for a rebound, according to Société Générale strategist Olivier Korber.

The Canadian Dollar will trend back to the levels seen at the height of U.S. tariff fears during early February.

The Canadian Dollar has rallied on expectations that harsh U.S. tariffs will be avoided, but this hope might be misplaced, say analysts.

The Canadian dollar, long considered a stable commodity-linked currency, is facing historic lows as multiple factors converge to form what analysts are calling a "perfect storm."

A year-ahead prediction from one of the world's biggest banks says the Canadian Dollar should recover lost value against the U.S. Dollar in 2025.

Goldman Sachs has looked at the potential impact of Donald Trump's tariffs on the Canadian Dollar and has quantified the potential scale of the loss that lies ahead.

The Bank of Canada will lower interest rates with two back-to-back 50 basis point interest rate cuts, which means a weaker Canadian Dollar than previously predicted.

 USD/CAD as it sees a more resilient performance from the Canadian Dollar in the coming months by RBC.

The Canadian Dollar forecast for the week ahead shows better prospects for advance against the U.S. Dollar but vulnerabilities against the Pound and Euro.

Royal Bank of Canada says it has once again lowered its forecast profile for the Canadian Dollar.

National Bank of Canada says the Canadian Dollar's trend of depreciation is likely to continue owing to economic weakness in Canada, the prospect of lower interest rates and a "CAD-unfriendly" fede…

A major Canadian bank predicts more noticeable Canadian Dollar weakness over the coming months as the Bank of Canada confronts the reality that interest rates are too restrictive.

Commerzbank analyst Michael Pfister predicts the Canadian Dollar will appreciate against the U.S. Dollar, Pound and Euro over the coming months.

The Canadian Dollar will appreciate against the Euro, Pound and U.S. Dollar over the duration of 2024, according to the latest currency research update from the Royal Bank of Canada.