S&P 500 fell 0.68% in live 16 September 2026 trade
S&P 500 open market update: 7,533.95 USD, -0.68% versus the previous close, with the exact session and quote timestamp identified.
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S&P 500 open market update: 7,533.95 USD, -0.68% versus the previous close, with the exact session and quote timestamp identified.
The Dow鈥檚 archived 15:36 EDT reading was 51,332.86 points. This was an intraday September 16 observation鈥攏ot an opening price or closing result.
Nasdaq Composite open market update: 25,916.19 USD, -0.25% versus the previous close, with the exact session and quote timestamp identified.
The All Ordinaries added 25.20 points on 16 September, recovering about one-third of Tuesday鈥檚 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鈥檚 cash session still underway.
The Sensex began 16 September at 74,249.31 and reached a delayed 74,351.91 at 14:17:29 IST, still short of reversing Tuesday鈥檚 decline.
London's blue-chip index was at 10,685.37 in a delayed 08:47:17 UTC quote, above its opening level but below the morning high.
The mid-cap benchmark reached 23,905.58 in a delayed London-morning snapshot, with most of its gain coming after a near-flat opening.
The DFM General Index was at 5,947.96 in a delayed 12:47:13 Dubai-time quote, above its opening level and close to the session high so far.
The Nikkei 225 finished Wednesday at 63,923.00, gaining 438.90 points after trading below Tuesday鈥檚 close during the Tokyo morning.
TOPIX finished 16 September at 4,061.72, up 24.56 points and just above Monday鈥檚 close after giving back part of its morning advance.
The S&P/ASX 200 ended Wednesday at 8,696.50, up 0.28%, but remained 53.40 points below Monday鈥檚 finish after a narrow trading range.
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