Russ Koesterich News
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Investors may be moving away from shares of U.S. companies least affected by economic growth in favor of those that benefit more from expansion, according to Russ Koesterich, BlackRock Inc.’s chief investment strategist.
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Like a horror movie with multiple sequels, The Economy: Spring Swoon IV probably won’t be as surprising or as scary as its predecessors.
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Even bulls are taking steps to protect profits after gains in U.S. stocks added $10 trillion to equity values, convinced the first decline in earnings since 2009 will spur losses in the historically weak second quarter.
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U.S. stocks rose as investors speculated first-quarter earnings would help equities rebound from their biggest weekly decline of the year.
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BlackRock Inc., the world’s biggest money manager, named Russ Koesterich to the newly created position of chief investment strategist.
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Russ Koesterich, the San Francisco- based global chief investment strategist for the IShares unit of BlackRock Inc., comments on U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s statement today in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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The link between risk and reward in stocks is breaking down as emerging markets post the worst first quarter since 2008 and lag behind shares of developed economies by the most in 15 years.
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U.S. stocks fell, following the biggest drop since November for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, as concern grew that the U.S. Federal Reserve may slow the pace of stimulus and investors weighed corporate earnings.
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Investors should buy a “broad basket” of telecommunication and energy shares to protect gains as marketwide swings make it harder to pick stocks, according to Blackrock Inc.’s Russ Koesterich.
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International investors who propelled the biggest rally for Japanese shares since 1987 would have earned almost as much in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index once the yen’s 16 percent tumble is taken into account.
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