#MarketRebound The recent rebound in the market, known as #MarketRebound, has surprised analysts and investors with its strength and speed, especially after the collapse experienced in early April 2025 due to tariff tensions between the United States and China. After both countries agreed to pause new tariffs and suggested possible reductions, major indices such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq recorded significant gains, with increases of 3% and 6.7% respectively in just one week. This V-shaped recovery is considered one of the most abrupt in recent history, also driven by good results in the technology sector and a marked drop in the VIX volatility index below 30, which is interpreted as a sign of entering a new bullish cycle. Morgan Stanley and other analysts agree that the combination of technical and fundamental factors has reinforced institutional confidence, although they warn that high geopolitical uncertainty and macroeconomic data could still affect the stability of this rebound. The situation demands constant monitoring of trade negotiations, inflation, and corporate reports.