Crosswinds
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Economics - tailwinds - headwinds.
In economics, tailwinds are favourable conditions in the general economy, or in a specific market sector.
In this context, a tailwind is the opposite of a headwind.
A crosswind is a condition that may have either favourable or adverse effects - or both - in a less predictable way.
The terms derive from shipping and air travel.