#MarketRebound A market rebound refers to a recovery in the financial markets after a period of decline or volatility. It typically follows a sell-off or bear market, when investor sentiment begins to improve, economic indicators show signs of strength, or central banks intervene with supportive policies. A rebound can be short-term (a "dead cat bounce") or signal the start of a longer-term upward trend. Factors such as earnings reports, interest rate decisions, or geopolitical developments often influence the timing and strength of a rebound. Investors watch for signs like increased volume and rising prices across sectors as indicators of a true recovery.