#MarketRebound

A market rebound signifies a recovery period in financial markets following a significant downturn or crash. After prices have fallen sharply, a rebound occurs when investor confidence begins to return, leading to increased buying activity and a subsequent rise in asset values, such as stocks or commodities.

This upward movement can be driven by various factors: positive economic news, government stimulus measures, improved corporate earnings, or simply a technical correction after excessive selling. While rebounds offer opportunities for investors to recoup losses or generate profits, they can sometimes be short-lived (a "dead cat bounce") before further declines. Identifying a true, sustainable rebound versus a temporary one is key for market participants.