#MarketRebound

What Is a Rebound in Finance?

In finance and economics, a rebound refers to a recovery from a prior period of negative activity or losses—such as a company posting strong results after a year of losses or introducing a successful product line after struggling with false starts.

In the context of stocks or other securities, a rebound means that the price has risen from a lower level.

For the general economy, a rebound means that economic activity has increased from lower levels, such as the bounce back following a recession.