Video: The case for a Canadian dollar comeback in the second half of the year
USD/CAD started the year at 1.37 and has risen to 1.42. I expect we round trip. The USMCA negotiations are top of mind right now but the ‘ask’ side from the US is manageable and I see plenty of signs of confidence on the Canadian side. There will be some token concessions but – a
USD/CAD — All Desk Targets
| Firm | Stance | YE 2027 |
|---|---|---|
Goldman Sachs | Bullish | 1.35 |
Citi | Bearish | 1.43 |
MUFG | Bullish | 1.34 |
All 23 desk targets for USD/CAD
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USD/CAD Consensus Check: Spot at 1.4157 vs 1.35 Target, Week of July 11, 2026
USD/CAD trades 4.87% above the 23-firm Dec-2026 median of 1.35, with a 0.15 dispersion range flagging unusually wide disagreement on the BoC-Fed path.
Bank of Canada Rate Decision Preview — July 15, 2026: What the Street Expects
USD/CAD trades at 1.4157, roughly 4.87% above the 23-firm Dec-26 consensus of 1.35, framing the BoC decision as a key near-term catalyst for the pair.
USD/CAD at 1.4157: Consensus Targets 1.35 by Dec-2026
USD/CAD trades 4.87% above the 23-firm Dec-2026 consensus of 1.35, with a 0.15 range separating Citi's 1.43 from Scotiabank's 1.28.