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Bloomberg’s The Close Flags AI Trade, Oil and Treasury Yield Pressures on Markets

Bloomberg’s The Close said AI trade worries, oil and Treasury yields are pressuring markets and listed a broad guest lineup spanning fixed income, digital infrastructure, equities, consumer brands and space.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-09 08:45

The program listed Neil Sutherland, head of US fixed income at Schroders, among its guests. It also named Wes Cummins, founder and chief executive of Applied Digital, and Lauren Lieberman, managing director and US equity research analyst at Barclays. Suzanne Shank, president, chief executive and co-founder of Siebert Williams Shank, was included, as was Jon Tower, an analyst at Citi Research.

The guest list also featured Lindsey Bell, chief investment strategist at 248 Ventures, and Stuart Haselden, chief executive of Arc’teryx. Ryan Gellert, chief executive of Patagonia, and Michael Buckley, chief executive of True Religion Apparel, were named. Janine Stichter, managing director of consumer equity research at BTIG, and Baiju Bhatt, founder and chief executive of Cowboy Space, completed the announced lineup.

The program’s published material did not include specific market levels, oil price figures, Treasury yield figures or guest commentary. It described the pressures as AI trade worries, oil and Treasury yields, and it placed the discussion around the Wall Street close.