About
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: RBNZ mandate must be expanded
Opinion: Ultra-bearish NZD currency outlook difficult to substantiate
28th Jan 09, 11:30am
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Ultra-bearish NZD currency outlook difficult to substantiate
Opinion: Export prices key to interest rates
Opinion: Kiwi will fly again as NZ first to exit recession in 2009
19th Jan 09, 1:11pm
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Kiwi will fly again as NZ first to exit recession in 2009
Opinion: Don't listen to the bank economists' hype, Mr Bollard
Opinion: Has market pricing of future interest rates overshot?
Opinion: Current account deficit not a new negative for the Kiwi
12th Jan 09, 8:00pm
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Current account deficit not a new negative for the Kiwi
Opinion: Kiwi to trade in narrow range in early 2009
Opinion: 'U' or 'L' economy in 2009?
Opinion: What needs to happen for a NZD recovery
Opinion: NZD forgotten as the global economic crisis deepens
Opinion: Massive increase in bond supply to underpin rates
Opinion: Moneymarkets will overshoot - it is a question of how far
8th Dec 08, 9:06am
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Moneymarkets will overshoot - it is a question of how far
Opinion: FX market volatility forecast to reduce
Opinion: Why the RBNZ should not cut the OCR below 5%
Opinion: Many challenges with currency hedging
Opinion: Three alternatives to how the bottom forms
Opinion: Export prices and equity market volatility key for the NZD direction
24th Nov 08, 9:32pm
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Export prices and equity market volatility key for the NZD direction
Opinion: Why the Kiwi won't fall to 0.4000
Opinion: Banks delay inevitable mortgage rate reductions
Opinion: Down-rally ahead of reality?
Opinion: Volatility to reduce, Kiwi to stabilise
Opinion: Monetary policy enquiry report falls short of expectations
11th Nov 08, 6:00am
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Monetary policy enquiry report falls short of expectations
Opinion: Nearing the bottom, but not there yet
Opinion: Rate forecast accountability