#MarketRebound Market Rebound refers to the recovery of financial markets (such as stocks, commodities, or currencies) after a period of decline or downturn. It represents an improvement in performance after a previous drop.

**Characteristics of Market Rebound:**

1. **Increase after decline**: An increase in values or prices after a noticeable decrease.

2. **May be temporary or sustainable**: Sometimes it is a short-term rebound (Dead Cat Bounce) or the beginning of a long-term recovery.

3. **Differs from Bull Market**: Usually less intense and shorter in duration.

**Causes of Rebound:**

- Improvement in economic indicators

- Supportive government policies

- Positive earnings reports from companies

- Restoration of investor confidence

**Illustrative Example:**

If the stock market index drops by 15% and then rises by 8% in the following days, this increase is described as a "market rebound".

**Suggested Translations to Arabic:**

- Market Rebound

- Market Recovery

- Market Bounce

- Market Revival