A market rebound refers to a recovery in stock prices following a period of decline or downturn. It typically occurs after investor sentiment improves due to positive economic data, policy changes, or company earnings reports. During a rebound, buyers return to the market, pushing prices higher as confidence grows. This upward movement can be sharp and sudden, especially if the prior drop was steep. Market rebounds can signal the end of a correction or bear market and the beginning of a new growth phase. However, not all rebounds are sustained, and some may be short-lived before further declines. Investors often watch key indicators and market trends to determine if a rebound is genuine and supported by strong fundamentals or merely a temporary reaction.
