#MarketRebound

The term "market rebound" refers to the recovery of the market after a period of decline or sharp drop in prices. This occurs when the prices of stocks or financial assets begin to rise again after reaching low levels due to factors such as economic crises, negative news, or political changes. A market rebound is an indicator of the return of investor confidence and is often accompanied by an increase in trading volume. The rebound can be short-lived (temporary recovery) or the beginning of a new upward trend. Investors and analysts monitor these movements to identify potential buying opportunities and take advantage of market changes.