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USDCAD to head towards 1.20 over the coming month - NBF

The Canadian dollar remains much weaker than levels that would typically be associated with current oil prices as the impact of unfavourable yields relative to the U.S., courtesy of a persistently dovish Bank of Canada, continues to dominate and is pulling back the loonie, according to analysts at NBF.

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“As we expect, some of the uncertainties surrounding NAFTA renegotiations and the housing market fade over the coming months, the inflation-targeting central bank will have no reason to keep ignoring rising inflation pressures. Improving yield differentials could push USDCAD towards 1.20 over the coming months.”

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