Wall Street rebounded from short-term losses as fears over regional banks eased and investors anticipated progress in upcoming US-China trade discussions. The Dow rose 0.4%, while bank-heavy indices outperformed on improved deposit-stability signals. Analysts said the rebound reflects investor repositioning after last week’s sell-off. Energy and industrials provided additional support, while Treasury yields remained steady. Markets expect improved credit conditions once upcoming earnings reports confirm balance-sheet resilience among mid-tier US lenders.