#MarketRebound

A market rebound refers to a recovery in stock prices or economic activity following a period of decline. This upward movement often occurs due to improved investor confidence, positive economic data, or supportive government policies. Rebound phases can be short-term corrections within a larger downtrend or the start of a sustained recovery. Factors such as strong corporate earnings, lower interest rates, or reduced geopolitical risks can drive rebounds. While they provide relief to investors, it’s essential to assess whether the rebound is backed by fundamentals or driven by speculation. Monitoring trends helps investors make informed decisions during volatile market conditions.