S&P 500 Index

7,561.67

−30.73 (−0.40%) vs Nov 12

As of Nov 13, 2026 · Updated each business day · Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices daily close, via FRED · Feed checked Nov 14, 2026, 12:29 UTC

S&P 500 IndexNov 16, 2021 to Nov 13, 2026
3,3354,5185,7006,8838,065Nov 16, 2021Jul 18, 2023Mar 17, 2025Nov 13, 2026

Previous

7,592.40

Nov 12, 2026

One year ago

6,737.49

+824.18 (+12.23%) since

52-week high

7,818.93

Oct 6, 2026

52-week low

6,343.72

Mar 30, 2026

Recent readings

DateS&P 500Change
Nov 13, 20267,561.67−57.71 (−0.76%)
Nov 11, 20267,619.38+242.52 (+3.29%)
Nov 6, 20267,376.86−311.76 (−4.05%)
Nov 4, 20267,688.62+108.55 (+1.43%)
Oct 30, 20267,580.07−163.91 (−2.12%)
Oct 28, 20267,743.98+120.30 (+1.58%)
Oct 23, 20267,623.68−133.49 (−1.72%)
Oct 21, 20267,757.17+97.73 (+1.28%)
Oct 16, 20267,659.44−59.50 (−0.77%)
Oct 14, 20267,718.94−92.60 (−1.19%)
Oct 9, 20267,811.54+9.77 (+0.13%)
Oct 7, 20267,801.77+79.05 (+1.02%)

Most recent first; change is versus the prior reading shown. Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices daily close, via FRED.

Fact sheet

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  • Latest: 7,561.67 (Nov 13, 2026)
  • Previous: 7,592.40 (Nov 12, 2026)
  • One year ago: 6,737.49 (Nov 13, 2025)
  • 52-week high: 7,818.93 (Oct 6, 2026)
  • 52-week low: 6,343.72 (Mar 30, 2026)

S&P Dow Jones Indices daily close, via FRED; figures as published, read by MarketIntelLabs.

What this number is

The daily closing level of the S&P 500, the capitalization-weighted index of roughly 500 large U.S. companies that most index funds and retirement accounts track.

Why it matters

It is the scoreboard for U.S. equities and the base of most retirement wealth. Because the largest ten stocks are around a third of the index, its direction increasingly reflects a handful of technology companies.

Questions readers ask

Why does the S&P 500 fall on good economic news?
Strong data can mean fewer Fed cuts and higher yields, which lower the present value of future earnings. Markets trade the second-order effect on rates, not just the headline.
How far back does this chart go?
FRED carries ten years of S&P 500 history under license; the chart shows what is available.

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