Russ explains why the post-election selloff in bonds may be a longer-term, not temporary, phenomenon.

Bonds sold off after Donald Trump's surprise election win. What could the election results mean for bond markets over the long term? Rick Rieder weighs in.

In the post-election markets, investors are preparing for the potential for higher growth—and inflation. Russ discusses the implications for investors.

Rick Rieder talks about the improving wage growth and a tight jobs market having a possible impact on the Federal Reserve's rate hike decision in December.

The BlackRock Investment Institute shares the implications of Donald Trump's unexpected election win.

As 2016 draws to a close and a Fed hike looms, where should investors hunt for yield now? Terry highlights the case for three income-yielding asset classes.

Gold has rallied recently with the return of political uncertainty. But Russ points to another factor that suggests the gains can continue: inflation.

International stocks have started to outperform U.S. stocks. Russ explains what's behind the comeback and why it may continue.

Often, high levels of cash in investors' portfolios represent excessive caution. Russ explains why this time is different.

Despite underperforming recently, high yielding defensive stocks are still expensive. Russ sees better value elsewhere, namely technology.

Rick Rieder explains the multiple ways the U.S. economy is moving on two tracks, and what this means for monetary policy.

Historically low bond yields have helped boost stocks in recent years. Russ discusses why this may no longer be enough.