HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — The All Ordinaries opened unchanged at 8,923.90 on 15 September 2026 and was down 0.52% at 8,877.80 in morning trade.

All Ordinaries facts preserved from publication

  • All Ordinaries open: 8,923.90
  • Previous close: 8,923.90
  • Opening gap: 0.00 points / 0.00% unchanged
  • Intraday reading: 8,877.80; -46.10 / -0.52% at 10:19:15 AEST

What this dated All Ordinaries record means

All Ordinaries must be read with its session status. An opening print, intraday observation and official close answer different questions and cannot be interchanged after the event. This page does not backfill a cause for All Ordinaries from later events. It records the cited observation and marks uncertainty where the source did not establish an explanation.

Why the observation mattered

The All Ordinaries covers a broader group of Australian companies than the S&P/ASX 200 and gives readers a complementary view of market breadth. Historical market coverage should show what was known then. This All Ordinaries reconstruction adds explanation and sourcing while leaving the original headline and publication date intact.

What readers were watching

The morning range, session direction and the final cash-market close relative to the previous close. The useful comparison for All Ordinaries is another observation with the same unit, source method and market state. A later number without those controls can create a false impression of precision.

All Ordinaries timeline placement

The preceding All Ordinaries entry was ASX 200 closes 0.10% higher at 8,749.90; All Ordinaries adds 0.04%. The following All Ordinaries entry was All Ordinaries closes 0.79% lower at 8,849.30.

Sources and reconstruction method

The All Ordinaries record was repaired for clarity, sourcing and distinct analysis, not to make it appear new. Its market snapshot remains 2026-09-15T00:19:15Z and its publication date was not changed.

Historical-data and risk note: This All Ordinaries report contains no trading instruction. The cited sources control their data, delay policies and corrections, while CapKet preserves the publication record.