Nasdaq‑100 Index Activity on 2–4 November 2026

The Nasdaq‑100 index closed at 28 180.3 on 2 November 2026, 3 461 points (≈12 %) lower than its 52‑week high of 31 361.4 reached on 5 October 2026. The index’s 52‑week low of 22 841.4 was recorded on 29 March 2026.

2 November 2026 – Futures and Spot Movements

  • Futures Advance: Nasdaq‑100 futures increased by 240 points prior to the opening of the U.S. equity market, according to invezz.com. The gain represented a brief rally on the day, reflecting short‑term optimism before the broader market reaction.
  • Spot Decline: The index fell 3.46 % after the market opened, a decline highlighted by newswire.ca. The drop was attributed to a combination of job‑market data releases and Treasury refinancing activity that drew risk‑off sentiment into the Nasdaq‑100.

3 November 2026 – ETF Activity

  • Several Amundi‑issued Nasdaq‑100 ETFs reported net asset value (NAV) updates at 08:39 CET. These include:
  • Amundi Nasdaq‑100 Swap UCITS ETF USD Acc (ANXG)
  • Amundi Core Nasdaq‑100 Swap UCITS ETF Acc (NASD)
  • Amundi Core Nasdaq‑100 UCITS ETF Acc (NSDQ)
  • A separate listing from finanznachrichten.de provided the NAV for Amundi Nasdaq‑100 Target Income UCITS ETF Dist (NSDT) at 03:00 CET. These updates reflect ongoing ETF inflows and outflows linked to the index’s performance.

4 November 2026 – Market Context

  • Global equity markets experienced volatility following a Democratic victory in the U.S. Congress. The event prompted a shift in investor sentiment, with tech‑heavy indices, including the Nasdaq‑100, experiencing selling pressure.
  • Treasury yields fell as investors sought safety in bonds, amplifying the risk‑off environment that contributed to the index’s decline.

ETF Competition

  • The Nasdaq‑100 has become a focal point of fee‑competition among core equity index ETFs. etftrends.com noted a “fee war” with lower‑fee entrants challenging established providers such as Invesco. This competitive landscape may influence future investor allocation decisions toward the index.

Growth‑Stock Commentary

  • While the Nasdaq‑100 faced a correction, analysts from feeds.fool.com highlighted three growth stocks with strong fundamentals that could be attractive even amid the index’s downturn. These selections suggest that individual securities within the index may still offer upside potential.

All figures and statements are based on the information provided in the supplied news items and fundamental data.