#MarketRebound A market rebound is a temporary recovery in asset prices after a sharp or prolonged decline, often driven by opportunistic buying or oversold corrections. It does not always indicate a trend change, but may be a breather in a bear market, known as a "dead cat bounce" if the downward trend resumes.

Currently, rebounds are being observed in some markets, such as the Spanish selective index or the S&P Merval, which are trying to consolidate bullish reactions. Factors such as investor sentiment, economic data (inflation, employment), monetary policies, and capital flows influence the durability of these rallies. It is crucial to analyze the underlying economic fundamentals and not just short-term fluctuations to determine whether it is a transient rebound or a sustainable cycle change.