#MarketRebound The market rebound refers to a recovery in asset prices after a period of decline. It often occurs following a correction or crash, driven by renewed investor confidence, positive economic data, or intervention by central banks. A rebound can be sharp and rapid, especially if driven by short-covering or oversold conditions. Investors typically look for technical indicators or support levels to confirm a genuine recovery. While rebounds may signal a return to bullish sentiment, they can also be temporary, forming part of a larger downtrend. Caution is advised, as false recoveries or "dead cat bounces" can mislead traders.