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Nu Holdings Ltd.

NU · NYSE

Market closed$13.59$-0.200000 (-1.45%)After hours $13.60 · +0.07%

Key statistics

Previous close$13.79
Open$13.49
Day high$13.80
Day low$13.33
52-week high$18.98
52-week low$11.20
Market cap65.82B
Volume112.29M
Average volume64.11M
P/E ratio19.70
Forward P/E—
EPS0.69
Dividend yield0.00%

Market context

Why it moved

Nu Holdings (NU) edged lower amid broad profit-taking pressure, as the stock remains down significantly year-to-date despite its strong Q1 2026 results showing 58% revenue growth and 135 million customers across Latin America.

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What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 18, 2026Nu Holdings closed down 1.45% amid broader risk-off sentiment weighing on Latin American financial stocks, even as the company announced a key leadership change — appointing Livia Chanes, already CEO of Nubank Brazil, to the newly created CEO of Latin America role. Investors are also watching looming U.S. tariffs of 25% on select Brazilian goods set to take effect July 22, which introduces macro uncertainty for Nu's core market. Despite strong Q1 fundamentals — revenue surpassing $5 billion for the first time, 135 million customers, and 29% ROE — shares remain under pressure near year-to-date lows, trading at a premium P/E of 21.3x versus regional fintech peer Inter & Co.

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July 17, 2026Nu Holdings closed modestly lower as investors continue to weigh the Q1 2026 earnings miss — where EPS of $0.18 fell short of the $0.19 consensus — against the company's record-breaking revenue of $5.32 billion (up ~64% YoY) and surging customer growth to over 135 million globally. A notable catalyst emerged with the appointment of Livia Chanes as CEO for Latin America, while the broader financial services sector faces headwinds from AI disruption concerns flagged by Morningstar, even as U.S. regional bank peers posted strong Q2 beats.

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July 16, 2026Nu Holdings edged lower amid broader financial sector crosscurrents, as investors weighed the company's growth trajectory against macro headwinds. While big U.S. banks rallied on strong Q2 earnings—with Goldman Sachs surging over 6%—Nu underperformed sector peers, reflecting lingering concerns around its Q1 EPS miss and FX headwinds from Latin America. Key catalysts on the horizon include JP Morgan raising Nu's price target to $20 and Nu Mexico receiving authorization to begin bank operations, signaling continued geographic expansion even as the stock trades near the lower end of its 52-week range.

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July 15, 2026Nu Holdings rose over 2% on volume nearly three times the daily average, as the financial sector broadly rallied after U.S. June CPI came in below estimates at 3.5%, easing rate hike expectations. The gain builds on last week's landmark regulatory catalyst: Nu Mexico received full banking authorization from Mexico's CNBV, converting from a SOFIPO to a full multiple bank and expanding deposit insurance 16x — a move that opens the door to larger balances and broader product offerings for its 15+ million Mexican customers. JP Morgan recently raised its price target to $20, and Q2 earnings are expected August 13 with analyst EPS estimates up sharply year-over-year.

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July 14, 2026Nu Holdings edged lower despite a landmark regulatory win, as investors digested the muted price follow-through from Friday's Mexico banking authorization. Nubank México received final approval from Mexico's CNBV to operate as a full multiple bank — becoming the country's largest digital bank with 15M+ customers, $5.9B in deposits, and a $4.2B investment commitment through 2030, with deposit insurance coverage set to expand 16x. While JP Morgan raised its price target to $20 (Overweight) and the analyst consensus target sits at $15.41, heavy selling into Friday's spike — where shares touched $14.15 before closing near session lows — signaled investor caution ahead of Nu's Q2 earnings (est. Aug. 13).

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July 11, 2026Nu Holdings edged higher after the company announced that Nubank Mexico received full authorization from Mexico's National Banking and Securities Commission to begin operations as a multiple bank, with a 30-day window to commence banking activities. The news offsets a Citi downgrade earlier this week—from Buy to Neutral with a price target cut to $13 from $18—which raised concerns that Nu's rapid growth is overly dependent on credit expansion, potentially capping long-term profitability. Despite those headwinds and a Q1 EPS miss in May, the Mexico banking license represents a major regulatory milestone as Nubank solidifies its position as the third-largest financial institution in that market.

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July 10, 2026Nu Holdings rebounded modestly despite lingering pressure from Citi's recent downgrade, which cut the stock to Neutral from Buy and slashed its price target to $13 from $18. Citi's concern centers on Nubank's credit-driven growth strategy, warning that reliance on credit expansion could cap long-term monetization and leave the company more vulnerable in a downturn — a view that has weighed on sentiment since the call landed earlier this week. The recovery comes amid broader banking sector optimism ahead of Q2 earnings season, though some bulls continue to cite Nu's 64% revenue growth and 135M+ customer base as evidence the selloff is overdone.

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July 9, 2026Nu Holdings fell nearly 2% as a Citi downgrade from Buy to Neutral with a slashed price target of $13 (from $18) continued to weigh on shares, with analysts citing concerns that Nubank's rapid growth is too reliant on credit expansion, which could cap long-term profitability and leave it vulnerable in a credit downturn. Broader risk-off sentiment—sparked by Trump declaring the Iran deal 'over,' sending oil surging 5%+ and global equities lower—amplified selling pressure on the fintech-focused emerging markets lender.

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Simply Wall Street · June 4, 2026Nu Holdings Buyback And CFO Shift Put Valuation And Risks In FocusThe Globe and Mail · June 2, 2026Nu Holdings Names Former Visa Executive Rob Livingston as CFO in Planned Leadership TransitionBusiness Wire · June 1, 2026Nubank Appoints Rob Livingston as Chief Financial OfficerInvesting.com · May 14, 2026Earnings call transcript: Nu Holdings misses Q1 2026 EPS, stock steadyNubank · May 14, 2026Nu Holdings Ltd. Reports First Quarter 2026 Financial ResultsStock Titan · April 8, 2026Nu posts audited 2025 financial statements in annual SEC filing
Benzinga · July 13, 2026What’s Going on With Nu Holding Shares on Monday?
Mt Newswire · July 10, 2026Nu Reports Regulatory Approval for Nubank Mexico to Start Operations
Benzinga · July 7, 2026JP Morgan Maintains Overweight on Nu Holdings, Raises Price Target to $20
Benzinga · June 26, 2026Nu Holdings' US Launch Could Unlock 'Substantial' Value For Latin America's Largest Neobank
Benzinga · June 26, 2026Needham Initiates Coverage On Nu Holdings with Buy Rating, Announces Price Target of $17
Mt Newswire · June 26, 2026Needham Initiates Nu Holdings at Buy With $17 Price Target
Benzinga · June 15, 2026Citigroup Downgrades Nu Holdings to Neutral, Lowers Price Target to $13
Mt Newswire · June 15, 2026Citigroup Downgrades Nu Holdings to Neutral From Buy, Adjusts PT to $13 From $18

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