Wall Street experienced a significant rebound with the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq each gaining around 1.2%, breaking a four-day losing streak. The market's recovery was driven by investors seeking bargains following the previous week's sell-off, which was influenced by weaker-than-expected jobs and manufacturing data. Boeing saw a rally due to a new union deal, while new S&P 500 entrants Palantir and Dell also made headlines. Investors are now looking ahead to upcoming inflation reports and the Federal Reserve's next policy decision. The S&P 500, after initially dropping 1.6%, closed up 1.1% on Wednesday. The Dow reversed a 700-point drop and saw a nearly 900-point rally off the lows.