Grab Stock Bounces While Nasdaq Sags—What Traders Are Waiting For Next
Grab Holdings’ U.S. shares jumped 2.9% to $3.51 as investors weighed strong Q1 results—revenue up 24% to $955 million, adjusted EBITDA up 46% to $154 million—and the consolidation of Indonesia’s Superbank, now majority-owned by Grab, against risks from higher fuel costs and regional regulation, leaving the stock sensitive to further updates on profitability and fintech growth.