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catalyst

[kat-l-ist] / ˈkæt l ɪst /


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“It’s such a lower bar for oil next year for any type of upside,” says Adam Turnquist, chief technical strategist at LPL Financial, who expects stronger economic growth to be a catalyst for oil.

From Barron's

Converting bioethanol into acetaldehyde through selective oxidation offers a more sustainable alternative, but most existing catalysts face a familiar problem.

From Science Daily

Tran views Bitcoin as being in a phase of maturation, with the macroeconomic outlook—including the Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates—being the most important catalyst for major price trends in crypto.

From Barron's

Data centers are getting much of the blame lately for rising power costs, but they aren’t the only catalyst and don’t always cause increases.

From The Wall Street Journal

Geopolitical risks could support oil prices in the near term, and investors will closely watch the trajectory of U.S.-Venezuela relations for the next catalyst, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal