HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — The continuous E-mini S&P 500 futures quote stood at 7,659.50 at 20:59:59 UTC on 11 September, before the next electronic session.

S&P 500 facts preserved from publication

  • Contract: continuous front-month E-mini S&P 500 futures
  • Latest published price: 7,659.50
  • Move/status: last quoted; no weekend change is reported while the market is closed
  • Source timing: Yahoo Finance delayed quote labelled CME, 11 September 2026 at 20:59:59 UTC

What this dated S&P 500 record means

For S&P 500, the active delivery month is essential. A continuation series may switch contracts, and the resulting level change need not equal the move in the underlying cash basket. This S&P 500 page is retained because dated facts can support a market timeline. It is not refreshed to a current price, and its original publication time remains unchanged.

Why the observation mattered

This contract is a regional equity-risk benchmark, but a futures quote is not a prediction and does not guarantee where the cash market will open. CapKet treats S&P 500 direction and magnitude as separate facts from market narrative. Any causal claim needs its own primary evidence and matching time window.

What readers were watching

The Sunday-evening US reopening, overnight liquidity, Treasury yields and whether the futures-cash relationship changes before New York trading. No current trading conclusion should be drawn from this old S&P 500 value. Its purpose is to document what the cited sources displayed at the publication snapshot.

S&P 500 timeline placement

The following S&P 500 entry was S&P 500 falls 0.6% after US open as Nasdaq drops 0.8%.

Sources and reconstruction method

The evidence for S&P 500 consists of the retained data fields and linked sources. CapKet added independent explanation while keeping the historical moment fixed at 2026-09-11T23:59:59Z.

Historical-data and risk note: This S&P 500 report contains no trading instruction. The cited sources control their data, delay policies and corrections, while CapKet preserves the publication record.