HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — ASX’s 11 September report showed September SPI 200 futures settling at 8,729, down 82 points, with the last trade at 8,730.

SPI 200 facts preserved from publication

  • Contract: ASX SPI 200 futures for September 2026 (AP)
  • Latest published price: 8,729
  • Move/status: down 82 points at settlement, approximately 0.93%
  • Source timing: ASX end-of-day report for trading date 11 September 2026

What this dated SPI 200 record means

The SPI 200 figure was contract-specific rather than an official cash-index close. Expiry, currency, rollover and after-hours liquidity all affect like-for-like comparison with another screen. No current trading conclusion should be drawn from this old SPI 200 value. Its purpose is to document what the cited sources displayed at the publication snapshot.

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. Readers evaluating SPI 200 should distinguish the recorded fact from an explanation. A price move alone does not prove which economic release, order flow or headline caused it.

What readers were watching

The Monday ASX 24 session, bank and resources shares, commodity prices, the Australian dollar and the basis to the cash index. The SPI 200 value is presented without grey-market claims or promotional targets. CapKet separates source data, arithmetic and contextual interpretation for later verification.

SPI 200 timeline placement

The following SPI 200 entry was SPI 200 futures fall 0.07% to 8,742.

Sources and reconstruction method

This SPI 200 reconstruction uses the existing headline, fact list and source metadata. The relevant snapshot is 2026-09-11T23:59:59Z; later market data has not been blended into the earlier report.

Historical-data and risk note: SPI 200 involves market risk. This dated observation must not be treated as a current bid, offer, settlement confirmation, valuation or performance promise.