#MarketRebound

The market rebound refers to the swift recovery of asset prices following a period of decline. It typically occurs after a sharp sell-off driven by panic or negative sentiment, when investors regain confidence due to improved economic indicators, corporate earnings, or policy support. In 2025, several global markets have shown signs of a rebound fueled by interest rate cuts, easing inflation, and strong tech sector performance. Traders often view rebounds as opportunities to enter at lower price levels. However, false rebounds—also known as "dead cat bounces"—can mislead investors, making analysis and timing critical during volatile conditions.