April is usually a strong month for stocks — but three factors now jeopardize the market rebound
Why it matters: The confluence of these factors could lead to a second straight month of market decline.
- Fed rate hikes are a primary concern, potentially tripping up the market's rebound.
- Souring earnings expectations are another key factor jeopardizing stock performance.
Despite April historically being a strong month for stock performance, the market faces significant headwinds that could derail a rebound for a second consecutive month. Concerns over the Federal Reserve's potential rate hikes are weighing heavily, compounded by deteriorating earnings expectations from corporations.
