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- USD/CAD to plummet below 1.25 in fall - ING
USD/CAD to plummet below 1.25 in fall - ING
FXStreet reports that economists at ING continue to expect the USD/CAD pair to slide below the 1.25 level in fall.
“The Canadian economy surprisingly contracted in 2Q, showing a deeper impact of the covid wave. Meanwhile, the snap elections set for 20 September are adding some uncertainty as PM Trudeau’s Liberal Party may not secure a full parliament majority.”
“Markets are starting to speculate that the BoC will turn more cautious on policy normalisation. We think much will depend on incoming jobs data: should we see a consolidation in employment gains, and adding a 3.7% inflation, we think the BoC will stay on track to end QE by year-end and start hiking in 2H22.”
“Despite less supportive domestic drivers at the moment, we still favour USD/CAD below 1.25 in fall, as CAD retains some rate attractiveness and can benefit from fresh search for carry.”
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