Platinum October futures at $1,780.90, near lower end of the quoted range
The platinum snapshot was $7.50 above its reported session low and $22.90 below the high; contract exposure and daily-return limitations are explained separately.
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Contact the newsroomThe platinum snapshot was $7.50 above its reported session low and $22.90 below the high; contract exposure and daily-return limitations are explained separately.
TOPIX finished 16 September at 4,061.72, up 24.56 points and just above Monday’s close after giving back part of its morning advance.
Palladium’s delayed December quote stood below the middle of its reported range; a 100-ounce contract makes the $25.50 span equivalent to $2,550 in exposure.
The S&P/ASX 200 ended Wednesday at 8,696.50, up 0.28%, but remained 53.40 points below Monday’s finish after a narrow trading range.
The Arabica benchmark’s September 16 observation equalled $2.843 per pound, with the report distinguishing raw-coffee futures from retail coffee prices.
The All Ordinaries added 25.20 points on 16 September, recovering about one-third of Tuesday’s decline and finishing close to its session high.
Nifty 50 opened at 23,201.60 on Wednesday and stood at 23,229.75 at 14:32:29 IST, with India’s cash session still underway.
The archived September 15 S&P 500 close was 7,585.73 points, down 0.45% in the provider data. See the calculation and historical-source limitations.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended September 15 down 0.63%, with its 460.96-point range showing more movement than the closing loss alone.
The Nasdaq Composite lost 204.84 points on September 15 and finished only 38.26 points above its intraday low.
The small-cap benchmark fell 0.76% on September 15, with a near-flat opening gap followed by a 20.35-point open-to-close decline.
Canada's main equity benchmark fell 120.46 points on September 15 despite a 3.1% energy-sector advance, while closing well above its session low.
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