E-mini Russell 2000 futures fell 0.55% in latest quote

GLOBAL, 16 September 2026 — E-mini Russell 2000 futures fell 0.55% to 2,900.10 index points at 14:21 EDT, 15 September 2026.

E-mini Russell 2000 futures facts at the recorded timestamp

Contract observation for E-mini Russell 2000 futures

The delayed quote feed classified E-mini Russell 2000 futures as open at capture. Futures trading hours and maintenance breaks differ from the associated cash exchange. The recorded contract range was 0.00 to 2,916.60 after an opening observation of 0.00. The provider identifies the displayed instrument as “E-mini Russell 2000 Index Futur”; that expiry label is essential because a different delivery month can trade at another level.

Cash index versus futures contract

E-mini Russell 2000 futures is a CME future linked to the Russell 2000 small-company benchmark, often used to manage US small-cap equity exposure. The economic meaning of E-mini Russell 2000 futures comes from the exposure it represents, not from the number of digits in the quoted level or the direction of one observation. The E-mini Russell 2000 futures quote must not be substituted for an official cash close.

Variables for the next E-mini Russell 2000 futures move

Market participants commonly watch small-company credit sensitivity, regional banks, rates and contract liquidity. Any explanation for E-mini Russell 2000 futures should identify its evidence and timing; market commentary published later must not be projected backward onto this snapshot.

Source, calculation and limitations

E-mini Russell 2000 futures data here is a single delayed observation, not a streaming terminal. CapKet recorded the provider timestamp, preserved the result and linked the official benchmark or contract page for definition.

Data and risk note: E-mini Russell 2000 futures may change without notice; delayed public data can also be corrected. The reported value is informational, not advice, fair value or an executable order price.