Shouldn't follow recommendations, and it is against trend!
The reasoning for me is that it is near a multi .near low at 1.2000, if breaks is likely to drop fast.
Morgan Stanley recommendation.
They think global reflation is largely priced in, US growth outperformance relative to Canadian growth (and higher US real yields) are consistent with USDCAD gains.
The BOCs taper pace and output gap projection, oil prices, US fed policy guidance. Over the next few months, we expect CAD to soften as the recent accleration in global growth hits a slower inflection point, domestic growth meets (but does not exceed) Market Expectations and US real yields rise as Fed Taper approaches. They think brent oik is unlikely to rise above $70 near term, 2y yield differentials no longer extert downward pressure on the USDCAD.
Investors and sentiment or long CAD, which is a contrarian indicator, i.e. for CAD weakness.