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1 Feb 2024

USD/CAD: A final leg of Loonie weakness in the coming quarter – CIBC

Economists at CIBC Capital Markets expect the Canadian Dollar (CAD) to depreciate in the coming weeks before staging a comeback.

Final leg weaker before an appreciation

The Loonie has been retracing gains made late last year, and will likely continue to depreciate over the first quarter as markets recalibrate central bank rate expectations.

As markets reprice Fed and BoC expectations in opposite directions, we see USD/CAD drifting up to 1.3800 in early spring. Thereafter, broad USD weakness as the Fed prepares to start cutting rates should give the CAD a lift, and the Loonie will be boosted further in 2025 by a global pickup in demand and higher commodity prices.

We look for USD/CAD to reach 1.2900 by the end of 2025.

Feb 1, 2024

United States EIA Natural Gas Storage Change registered at -197B, below expectations (-194B) in January 26

GBP/USD to drop back to 1.2500 on a three-month view but to edge higher to 1.3000 in H2 – Rabobank

Despite the impulse of the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Bank of England (BoE) meetings, GBP/USD is currently trading very little changed from its levels 24 hours ago.