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Roger J Kerr is Executive Chairman of Barrington Treasury Services NZ Limited. He has written commentaries on the NZ dollar since 1981.
Roger J Kerr
Latest articles
Opinion: Global FX rate movements dominate the Kiwi dollar’s track
Opinion: USD looking positive on the charts
15th Feb 11, 10:48am
Opinion: USD looking positive on the charts
Opinion: Double dip advocates are way off beam
Opinion: Global movements and commodity prices remain critical for the NZD:USD rate
14th Feb 11, 3:40pm
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Opinion: Global movements and commodity prices remain critical for the NZD:USD rate
Opinion: Flatter yield curve by no means guaranteed
8th Feb 11, 9:13am
Opinion: Flatter yield curve by no means guaranteed
Opinion: Bill English attempts to rationalise the irrational currency markets
Opinion: USD expected to re-exert itself
7th Feb 11, 5:01pm
Opinion: USD expected to re-exert itself
Opinion: RBNZ finally realise they need to catch up to the market
31st Jan 11, 10:39am
Opinion: RBNZ finally realise they need to catch up to the market
Opinion: Calls for NZD intervention misplaced and misguided
31st Jan 11, 10:29am
Opinion: Calls for NZD intervention misplaced and misguided
Opinion: Is Australia's luck running out?
25th Jan 11, 9:54am
Opinion: Is Australia's luck running out?
Opinion: Why local swap rates will rise quickly at the long end
25th Jan 11, 8:29am
Opinion: Why local swap rates will rise quickly at the long end
Opinion: Exporters will pay for the RBNZ's monetary policy mistakes
Opinion: Weak 2010 is no guide to a stronger 2011 outlook
Opinion: What will drive our currency's value in 2011
What's in store for interest rates in 2011 - the big questions, and some answers
20th Dec 10, 3:46pm
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What's in store for interest rates in 2011 - the big questions, and some answers
Where the exchange rate will go in 2011
NZD/USD rate to test key support level of 0.7420
13th Dec 10, 12:04pm
NZD/USD rate to test key support level of 0.7420
Yep! - the monetary policy statement was deliberately dovish
USD set to resume its strengthening trend
Watch for dovish monetary policy statement
6th Dec 10, 7:33am
Watch for dovish monetary policy statement
What can go wrong for the Kiwi dollar this week?
The timing of the next OCR increase is dependent on how you see growth developing
29th Nov 10, 2:04pm
The timing of the next OCR increase is dependent on how you see growth developing
Chinese monetary policy changes and the European crisis to send the Kiwi dollar lower
24th Nov 10, 9:02am
Chinese monetary policy changes and the European crisis to send the Kiwi dollar lower
One-sided swap market sends market interest rates higher
24th Nov 10, 8:58am
One-sided swap market sends market interest rates higher
Bank coffers are full; bank margins are falling