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Russell Indexes: Global stocks fall 8.3% in June
The U.S. broad-market Russell 3000® Index and the Russell Global Index each reflected a decline of 8.3% for the month of June—the worst month for the U.S. broad market since September of 2002—and both benchmarks showed double-digit losses for the first half of 2008.

Market index change: Why it creates better measures
Kelly Haughton lays out the Russell view on Reconstitution and why market indexes should anticipate and recognize the changes happening over time.

The changing global capital markets (PDF)
Emerging market countries are growing strongly and increasing their share of global equity markets. The development of these countries' capital markets could influence retirement security. Baby boomers are reaching age 65 at the rate of 10,000 per day. As boomers fund their retirement, they may find themselves dependent on growth in these countries for financial security.
 
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