SYDNEY, 14 September 2026 — Australian shares finished Monday narrowly higher after the Australian Securities Exchange completed its closing single-price auction.
For the earlier session reading, see CapKet’s separate ASX 200 and All Ordinaries intraday report.
ASX 200 closes at 8,749.90
The S&P/ASX 200 closed at 8,749.90, up 8.70 points or 0.10% from Friday’s 8,741.20 close. The benchmark opened at 8,741.20, exactly equal to the previous close. Its calculated opening gap was therefore 0.00 points or 0.00%—neither a gap-up nor a gap-down.
All Ordinaries closes at 8,923.90
The broader All Ordinaries closed at 8,923.90, up 3.70 points or 0.04% from the previous 8,920.20 close. It also opened at 8,920.20, producing a calculated opening gap of 0.00 points or 0.00%.
How the close was verified
The final levels were checked after the closing auction against the Google Finance pages for XJO and XAO and a delayed TradingView index snapshot. ASX states that normal trading ends at 16:00 Sydney time and the closing single-price auction, when ASX Trade calculates closing prices, runs from approximately 16:10 to 16:11.
What the result means
Both broad benchmarks ended close to Friday’s levels. The modest positive closes followed flat openings, showing that neither index began Monday with a measurable opening gap.
Data note: Index values are third-party market-data observations checked after the ASX closing auction. Opening gaps are arithmetic calculations using the reported open minus the previous close. This report is general market information, not investment advice or an executable quote.