Market Outlook: Canadian dollar sees limited upside as Bank of Canada holds rates
The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25 per cent in its final decision of 2025 — a pause that typically lends support to a currency following a prolonged easing cycle. While the Canadian dollar has strengthened modestly, broader economic and structural challenges continue to cap its upside.
In an interview with BNN Bloomberg, Steve Kulchyk, Vice-President of Options Dealing and Structured Products at Monex Canada, explained that ongoing trade tensions, softness in the housing market, and uncertainty around investment flows into Canada are limiting further gains — even as market participants adapt to heightened volatility.
Watch the segment on BNN Bloomberg here: HERE.
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