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waning

[wey-ning] / weɪ nɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
decreasing
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Oppenheimer analysts maintained a Perform rating on the shares in a research note Friday, pointing to waning refresh potential in 2026.

From Barron's

Added to the waning novelty is the reliance on stock characters who show little of Mr. Saunders’s usual comic invention.

From The Wall Street Journal

While their influence on current market performance is waning, the Magnificent Seven and their commentary on AI demand, data center spending, and the path to converting both of those into profits will be crucial.

From Barron's

Fernandez at Crossmark said investor appetite for U.S. debt isn’t showing signs of waning, even if America’s public finances look to be getting worse.

From MarketWatch

It’s been many years since the land of continuous “Ridiculousness” repeats gave us any reason to pay attention to it on most days, let alone in the waning hours of Dec. 31.

From Salon