#MarketRebound A market rebound refers to the recovery of a financial market after a significant decline. Following a phase of losses, such as those caused by economic uncertainty or global crises, investors begin to regain confidence, leading to rising prices. Rebounds can be quick and intense – known as V-shaped recoveries – or develop slowly. They often occur when investors believe that prices are oversold or when positive news, such as better economic data or falling interest rates, creates new buying incentives. Nevertheless, caution is advised: not every rebound is sustainable in the long term; some are merely short-term recoveries within a downward trend.