ASX 200 / SPI Support and Resistance Levels
Daily day-trade levels for ASX SPI 200 futures, published after each Sydney close. The prior session’s levels are free, along with what price actually did around them.
Most recent ASX 200 / SPI session, July 30, 2026
SPI opened at 8,959, ran up and tagged the 8,918.70 to 8,937.91 zone and high at 9,044, then ended up closing at 8,999. Finishing the trading session up 0.45% intraday and up 1.06% overall.
The full plan for this sessionWhat ASX 200 / SPI is
The ASX 200 is the Australian cash index. The SPI 200 is the futures contract written on it, and is the instrument that actually trades. Levels here come from the futures contract.
ASX 200 / SPI specifications
- Commodity code
- AP
- Value per index point
- A$25
- Minimum tick
- One index point, so A$25 per tick
- Cash market session
- 10:00am to 4:00pm Sydney
- Futures day session
- 9:50am to 4:30pm Sydney
- Futures night session
- From 5:10pm Sydney, overlapping the US session
- Contract months
- March, June, September, December
Recent ASX 200 / SPI sessions
How price behaved around the levels published for each session.
SPI opened at 8,815, ran up and tagged the 8,863.56 to 8,881 zone and high at 8,913, then ended up closing at 8,905. Finishing the trading session up 1.02% intraday and up 0.74% overall.
SPI opened at 8,814, ran up and tagged the 8,744.81 to 8,777.16 zone and high at 8,853, then ended up closing at 8,840. Finishing the trading session up 0.29% intraday and up 1.40% overall.
SPI opened at 8,752, dropped down and tagged the 8,727.91 to 8,759.70 zone and low at 8,690, then ended up closing at 8,718. Finishing the trading session down 0.39% intraday and down 0.91% overall.
SPI opened at 8,840, dropped down and tagged 8,793.73 and low at 8,787, then ended up closing at 8,798. Finishing the trading session down 0.48% intraday and up 0.38% overall.
SPI opened at 8,765, ran up and tagged the 8,761.10 to 8,778.82 zone and high at 8,802, then ended up closing at 8,765. Finishing the trading session up 0.00% intraday and up 0.26% overall.
SPI opened at 8,720, ran up and tagged the 8,747.35 to 8,763.70 zone and high at 8,766, then ended up closing at 8,742. Finishing the trading session up 0.25% intraday and down 0.60% overall.
SPI opened at 8,797, dropped down and tagged the 8,746.01 to 8,763.32 zone and low at 8,745, then ended up closing at 8,795. Finishing the trading session down 0.02% intraday and up 0.43% overall.
SPI opened at 8,784, dropped down and tagged the 8,750.71 to 8,768.88 zone and low at 8,721, then ended up closing at 8,757. Finishing the trading session down 0.31% intraday and down 0.30% overall.
SPI opened at 8,803, dropped down and tagged the 8,785.03 to 8,801.98 zone and low at 8,773, then ended up closing at 8,799. Finishing the trading session down -0.05%.
SPI opened at 8,765, ran up and tagged the 8,830.08 to 8,848 zone and high at 8,853, then ended up closing at 8,806. Finishing the trading session up +0.47%.
Common questions
- When are ASX 200 / SPI levels published?
- After the Sydney close, for the next Australian session, so they are on your chart before the open rather than during it.
- Are these ASX 200 / SPI levels free?
- The prior session's levels are free, together with a breakdown of how price behaved around them. The upcoming session's levels are the paid tier.
- How are the ASX 200 / SPI levels calculated?
- From price structure on the regular session rather than an overnight cycle, so the levels describe the hours most traders actually trade. Prices where the market repeatedly turned are grouped into levels.
Get ASX 200 / SPI levels before the open
The next session’s levels, published after the Sydney close.
SubscribeEducational information only, not financial advice. Objective market structure and levels only. You make and own your trades.