Markets · week ending 2026-09-18
Weekly closes
Why this matters. The chart is a Friday index level from the file, so a week can be seen without a live market feed. It does not include dividends. It is not a reason to buy or sell.
ASX 200, S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. The last point is the Friday close. The week still open is not on the chart.
ASX 200
8,731.2Week ending 2026-09-18
-0.11% this week
points
S&P 500
7,650.5Week ending 2026-09-18
-0.08% this week
USD
Nasdaq-100
29,644.17Week ending 2026-09-18
+0.94% this week
USD
Rebased to 100 at the first Friday on this chart
Index points, not dividends. S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 are in USD. ASX 200 is in AUD. Not a live quote. The lines are the change from the first week, so a US index at 20,000 and the ASX at 8,000 can sit on one chart. Dividends are not in the close. ASX 200 history ↗ · S&P 500 history ↗ · Nasdaq-100 history ↗. A projection with fees is on the investment chart.
Also
Next: Compare a mix of shares — The same three markets, as a projection that includes a fee.
What doctors often miss
The number is a Friday index close in the file. It does not include dividends.
Included / Not included
Included
- The weekly series described on the page. Not a live market feed · as-at line on the chart
Not included
- Intraday prices
- Your tax on the gain
- Franking
- Brokerage, fees and inflation. The figure is an index level
Assumptions you can edit are the inputs on this page. This is a model, not a prediction, a tax assessment, or a recommendation.
A rough figure — not advice. Terms
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