S&P 500 last close down 0.45% before reopening
S&P 500 pre-open update: 7,551.81 index points, -0.45% against the previous close, with session status, range and source timing stated.
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S&P 500 pre-open update: 7,551.81 index points, -0.45% against the previous close, with session status, range and source timing stated.
Dow Jones Industrial Average pre-open update: 51,461.90 USD, -1.21% against the previous close, with session status, range and source timing stated.
Nasdaq Composite pre-open update: 25,978.42 USD, -0.01% against the previous close, with session status, range and source timing stated.
Russell 2000 pre-open update: 2,858.81 USD, -0.40% against the previous close, with session status, range and source timing stated.
S&P 500 open market update: 7,533.95 USD, -0.68% versus the previous close, with the exact session and quote timestamp identified.
The Dow’s archived 15:36 EDT reading was 51,332.86 points. This was an intraday September 16 observation—not an opening price or closing result.
Nasdaq Composite open market update: 25,916.19 USD, -0.25% versus the previous close, with the exact session and quote timestamp identified.
The saved record showed 2,837.33 index points at a stated 15:21 EDT quote time. It was intraday provider data, not a verified close or a USD cash price.
The archived September 15 S&P 500 close was 7,585.73 points, down 0.45% in the provider data. See the calculation and historical-source limitations.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended September 15 down 0.63%, with its 460.96-point range showing more movement than the closing loss alone.
The Nasdaq Composite lost 204.84 points on September 15 and finished only 38.26 points above its intraday low.
The small-cap benchmark fell 0.76% on September 15, with a near-flat opening gap followed by a 20.35-point open-to-close decline.
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