NEW YORK, 15 September 2026 — E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures fell 0.55% to 29,226.50 in a cross-market snapshot captured at 01:08 IST on 15 September 2026 (19:38 UTC on 14 September). The continuous contract opened at 28,997.75, reached 29,303.00 and traded as low as 28,816.25.
Nasdaq-100 futures price and change
| Price | Change | Open | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29,226.50 | -0.55% | 28,997.75 | 29,303.00 | 28,816.25 |
Feed status: Delayed by 10 minutes. This is a timestamped observation rather than a live dealing price.
What the move shows
This was the largest decline among the four tracked U.S. index-futures contracts, although the captured price stood above the displayed open. The open-to-high-to-low path gives context that a percentage change alone cannot provide, but it does not identify the cause of the move or predict the cash-market session.
Futures are not the cash index
Index futures reflect a standardized derivative contract. Expected dividends, financing, time to expiry, trading hours, liquidity and contract rolls can create a gap between the futures price and the underlying cash index. A continuous symbol can also switch its reference expiry, so readers comparing providers should confirm the named contract and timestamp.
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Methodology and source
The displayed price, percentage change and session range were transcribed from the cited public market display at the timestamp above and checked against the contract venue information. Read the 12-market futures overview for cross-market context.
Disclosure: Delayed futures data can update after capture. This report is general market information, not investment advice, a recommendation, a fair-value calculation or an executable quotation.