[Breaking News] New York Stock Market Rebounds Across the Board... Dow Up 0.79%, Nasdaq Up 0.91%

On the afternoon of the 11th, the U.S. New York stock market is showing a rebound following the previous day's plunge. Investors are partially restoring their risk appetite as they simultaneously monitor the U.S. military response to Iran, the Middle East situation, and the potential for future negotiations.

As of the afternoon, major indices all recorded gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded 50,315.13, up 396.35 points (0.79%) from the previous session. The large-cap-focused S&P 500 index rose by 52.42 points (0.72%) to 7,319.41, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite increased by 227.94 points (0.91%) to 25,397.44. In particular, the small- and mid-cap focused Russell 2000 index recorded 2,883.80, up 1.70%, showing the strongest gain among the major indices.

The market interprets this as an influx of bargain hunting after the New York Stock Exchange underwent a significant correction the previous day (the 10th local time) due to heightened military tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Previously, the Dow dropped 1.87%, the S&P 500 fell 1.62%, and the Nasdaq declined 1.98%, severely dampening investor sentiment.

As the U.S. government recently undertook additional military actions against Iran, the market is highly alert to the possibility of future diplomatic negotiations and whether tensions in the Middle East will ease. Although concerns remain over international oil price volatility and expanding inflationary pressures, the prevailing atmosphere is that buying power is flowing in based on the perception that the previous drop was excessive. Notably, investor sentiment is recovering, centering on artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor-related tech stocks, which is expanding the gains of the Nasdaq.

Going forward, the direction of U.S. policy toward Iran and the release of major economic indicators are expected to act as key variables determining the stock market's next direction. Meanwhile, while Wall Street remains cautious about the possibility that Middle East risks may not be resolved in the short term, there are also forecasts that if corporate earnings and the growth momentum of the AI industry are maintained, the medium- to long-term upward trend of the U.S. stock market will not be undermined.

[This article is not an investment solicitation and should only be used as a reference for investment decisions. The investor is responsible for any losses and responsibilities arising from investments.] [Written with the assistance of AI.]