Stocks rebounded from early session lows as investors speculated the Federal Reserve may not raise rates aggressively. This eased some pressure on markets, even as worries over high oil prices and the future of artificial intelligence lingered. Keith Lerner, Truist's Chief Investment Officer and chief market strategist, believes the four-year bull market still has significant potential. He highlighted that AI and technology remain key drivers of growth, offering long-term opportunities for investors. Lerner's comments come as market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic, with traders closely watching for further guidance from central banks. The outlook suggests that while challenges remain, the underlying fundamentals support continued market strength.