1. BNP Paribas: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates, but it is not set in stone. Concerns about inflation expectations are still the core of the Bank of Canada's cautious policy outlook and guidance. 2. Russell Investments: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will take a hawkish rate cut approach. If there is an unexpected dovish stance, it may lay the foundation for a rate cut in July, and the market reaction may not be too severe. 3. Goldman Sachs: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates by 25 basis points. The anti-inflation process in Canada is progressing smoothly, and it is expected that the Bank of Canada will recognize the continued downward trend in inflation. 4. Bank of America: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates by 25 basis points. The USD/CAD is expected to rebound to 1.38 in the short term, drop to 1.37 in the second quarter, and drop to 1.35 by the end of the year. 5. Commonwealth Bank of Australia: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates, but there is a risk of not cutting rates. If cautious information about future rate cuts is released, the re-pricing by dovish market participants may be restricted. 6. ING: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates by 25 basis points, but may be cautious about further easing signals. The USD/CAD is still expected to drop to 1.35 in the summer. 7. Royal Bank of Canada: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates by 25 basis points and may be cautious about the pace of further rate cuts. It is expected to accumulate 100 basis points of rate cuts this year. 8. TD Securities: The possibility of the Bank of Canada's first rate cut in July is greater than in June. Even if the easing cycle starts later, it is expected that there will still be four rate cuts this year. 9. National Bank: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will stand pat, and even with rate cuts, the decline in the Canadian dollar will be limited; the July meeting will have more time to determine whether the inflation slowdown will continue. 10. UBS Group: It is expected that the Bank of Canada will stand pat, and the Canadian dollar will benefit but the upward trend may be limited; it may ease policy before the Federal Reserve, or cut rates for the first time in July.