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: 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
Opinion: the kiwi's prospects
Opinion: Banks’ foot-dragging confuses the punters
Opinion: Antipodean currencies pulverised!
Opinion: Local interest rates stable in an unstable world
Opinion: Four factors to watch for the Kiwi
Opinion: Picking the bottom no easy task
Opinion: Is US 60c 'fair equilibrium value' for the $NZ?
Opinion: Helen and Michael get lucky, but are wrong
Opinion: AUD feels the heat and backlash from plunging commodity prices
7th Oct 08, 11:39am
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: AUD feels the heat and backlash from plunging commodity prices
Opinion: Boost in supply of Government Bonds
Opinion: Tumbling commodity and energy prices point to further rate cuts
6th Oct 08, 7:31pm
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: Tumbling commodity and energy prices point to further rate cuts
Opinion: NZD bad news fully priced, but it can still go lower
Opinion: US collapses and bail-outs do not condemn the US currency
30th Sep 08, 3:00pm
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: US collapses and bail-outs do not condemn the US currency
Opinion: Banks could price themselves out of the market
Opinion: How economy recovers will determine interest rate bottom
30th Sep 08, 7:00am
by Roger J Kerr
Opinion: How economy recovers will determine interest rate bottom
Opinion: Stronger USD likely to drive Kiwi to 0.6000
Opinion: Kiwi$ likely to bottom out around 55-60 USc
Opinion: Wild daily volatility does not disguise downtrend