The U.S. stock market in New York is continuing trading with all three major indexes rising together.

In afternoon New York trading on the 9th (Korea time), the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 51,374.01, up 142.37 points (0.28%) from the previous session. During the session, it rose as high as 51,404.69 and also touched 51,258.95.

The large-cap-focused S&P 500 index was up 17.23 points (0.22%) at 7,782.59. Its intraday high was recorded at 7,793.34 and its low at 7,779.29. The index remains in positive territory, though there is a considerable gap between the intraday high and the current level.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite stood at 27,281.76, up 88.42 points (0.33%). After rising as high as 27,375.55 during the session, it is now moving around the 27,200 level. In terms of percentage gain, the Nasdaq is the highest among the three major indexes.

In contrast, the small- and mid-cap-focused Russell 2000 index stood at 2,793.71, down 0.42 points (0.02%) from the previous session. Although it climbed as high as 2,804.91 intraday, it failed to sustain the upward momentum, moving differently from the large-cap indexes.

The day's index movements highlighted a rally centered on large-cap stocks. While the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all remained in positive territory, the Russell 2000 stayed slightly lower. This shows that buying strength varied by index rather than the broader U.S. market rising uniformly.

However, it is difficult to conclude that risk appetite across the market has expanded based solely on the rise in major indexes. Whether the large-cap rally will spread to small- and mid-cap stocks, and whether the major indexes will approach their intraday highs again, will be key points to watch in future trading.

[Index figures may change with real-time trading, and this article is not intended as investment advice. Investment decisions and responsibilities rest with the investor. This article was written with the assistance of AI.]