IBM shares rebound by about 3% after a historic 25% plunge on Tuesday, as broader U.S. software stocks recover, according to NDTV. The report links the turnaround to renewed buying in the tech sector following the earlier sell-off. Alongside IBM, other large software and services companies also move higher in the recovery session. Accenture leads the gains among U.S.-listed software stocks, while Salesforce and Cognizant also advance. The overall market action is described as a technical rebound, with investors reacting to the prior sharp decline rather than to a new, single-company catalyst. Across the trading day, the mix of gains suggests that sentiment improves for software and related technology names after Tuesday’s unusually large drop. While IBM’s rebound only partially offsets its earlier loss, the stock’s recovery points to stabilization in the sector after the prior dislocation. The report frames the movement as part of a broader Wall Street attempt to regain momentum in software stocks.