Russell 2000 Daily Analysis — 2026-09-04
Session: ClosingLatest
- Close
- 2,975.65
- Change
- 0.25%
- 1W Change
- 0.11%
- 20D Change
- -1.94%
- EMA20
- 2,986.53
- EMA50
- 2,971.26
- EMA200
- 2,772.58
- RSI (14)
- 48.0
- ATR (14)
- 31.45
- Volatility (20D)
- 12.48%
- Distance from 20D High
- -3.06%
- Advancers
- 3
- Decliners
- 8
- Volume
- 0
- VIX
- 14.53
- US10Y
- 4.78%
- DXY
- 99.16
Sector Leaders
Session: Premarket
- Close
- 2,968.27
- Change
- 0.51%
- 1W Change
- -1.53%
- 20D Change
- -1.11%
- EMA20
- 2,987.67
- EMA50
- 2,971.08
- EMA200
- 2,770.67
- RSI (14)
- 46.7
- ATR (14)
- 31.90
- Volatility (20D)
- 13.14%
- Distance from 20D High
- -3.31%
- Advancers
- 8
- Decliners
- 3
- Volume
- 4,726,400,000
- VIX
- 14.18
- US10Y
- 4.79%
- DXY
- 99.22
Sector Leaders
Session: Midday
- Close
- 2,974.09
- Change
- 0.20%
- 1W Change
- 0.06%
- 20D Change
- -1.99%
- EMA20
- 2,986.38
- EMA50
- 2,971.20
- EMA200
- 2,772.57
- RSI (14)
- 47.7
- ATR (14)
- 31.41
- Volatility (20D)
- 12.46%
- Distance from 20D High
- -3.12%
- Advancers
- 3
- Decliners
- 8
- Volume
- 0
- VIX
- 13.97
- US10Y
- 4.76%
- DXY
- 99.08
Sector Leaders
The Russell 2000 is trading slightly higher in a cautious session, with a modest uptick despite a negative breadth reading.
Market Drivers
The move is driven by selective strength in technology and industrial sectors, while a weak advance/decline ratio suggests underlying fragility.
Trend Interpretation
Price is hovering near its 50-day average but below the 20-day average, indicating a short-term pullback within a broader uptrend.
Risk Factors
A high volatility environment and a negative market breadth could lead to sudden reversals. Also, a strong dollar and rising yields may pressure small caps.
Bullish
If buying interest broadens and the index reclaims its short-term average, it could resume its upward trajectory toward recent highs.
Neutral
The index may continue to oscillate between its short-term and medium-term averages, awaiting a clearer catalyst.
Risk
A failure to hold above the medium-term average could trigger further downside, especially if volatility spikes and risk appetite fades.
