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Interest rates and Key FX rates

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RBC Economics' October 2026 outlook shows policy rates and bond yields across seven economies. The Fed funds midpoint is projected to rise from 3.625% in late 2025 to 4.38% by Q3-26 and stay there through 2027. The Bank of Canada cuts to 2.25% by Q4-25, then hikes from Q1-27 to 3.25% by Q4-27. EUR/USD falls to 1.05 in Q1-27-Q2-27, USD/CAD ends at 1.35 in Q4-27 and AUD/USD at 0.71.

Institution
RBC Economics
Published
10/13/2026
Research topic
Not explicitly stated
Time horizon
Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

  • US policy rate troughs at 3.625% in late 2025, then rises to 4.38% by Q3-26 and stays flat through 2027.
  • The Bank of Canada cuts to 2.25% by Q4-25, holds through 2026, then hikes to 3.25% by Q4-27.
  • US 2-year yield peaks at 4.88% in Q3-26 and drifts to 4.80% by Q4-27.
  • EUR/USD slides from 1.08 in Q1-25 to 1.05 in Q1-27-Q2-27, then recovers to 1.10 by Q4-27.

Key numbers

US fed funds midpoint, Q3-26
4.38%
Canada overnight rate, Q4-27
3.25%
EUR/USD, Q1-27
1.05
USD/CAD, Q4-27
1.35
US 10-year yield, Q2-26
4.44%

Main risks

  • RBC states information is believed factual but accuracy is not guaranteed, and views are subject to change.
  • Projections are end-of-period and may diverge from average rates over each quarter.
  • Yield paths for Australia and New Zealand are swaps, not government bonds, limiting direct comparability.

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