The previous market rebound was driven by a mix of investor optimism, easing inflation concerns, and central bank policy shifts. Following a prolonged downturn, equities bounced back as data signaled economic resilience and corporate earnings exceeded expectations. Sectors like tech and consumer discretionary led the charge, fueled by lower interest rate forecasts and strong demand. Sentiment improved with signs of stabilization in global supply chains and reduced geopolitical tensions. Investors regained confidence, shifting funds from safe havens back into risk assets. Though volatility remained, the rebound demonstrated market adaptability and the impact of coordinated monetary responses. Still, caution lingered as structural risks and macroeconomic uncertainties continued to shadow long-term growth trajectories. The rally, while encouraging, wasn’t without skepticism.
