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USD/CAD: Balance Of Risks Remains Heavily Skewed To The Upside Targeting 1.37 In Q3 – BofAML

The Canadian Dollar enjoyed the rise in oil prices to recover. But can it last?

Here is their view, courtesy of eFXdata:

Bank of America Merrill Lynch Research discusses USD/CAD outlook and  adopts a structural bullish bias over the medium-term.

We still think that the balance of risks remains heavily skewed to the upside for USDCAD  and have adjusted our forecast accordingly. US-Canada trade relations have unfortunately taken a turn for the worse, just as time is running out for a quick deal on NAFTA.

This combination of sharp policy divergence and capital flow sudden stop would send USD-CAD quickly above 1.40. We also see the risk of escalation in trade war rhetoric as supportive of USD-CAD.

 Our revised forecast calls for a rise in USD-CAD to 1.37 in 3Q as it converges to its medium-term fair value of 1.40 in 4Q,” BofAML argues.

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