NASDAQ:MELI 9 December 2025 - 3 January 2026

MercadoLibre shares fell 2.01% to $1,973.70 Friday, underperforming a mixed U.S. market as Treasury yields rose. The stock’s market cap stood near $100 billion. Founder Marcos Galperin transitioned to executive chairman Jan. 1, with Ariel Szarfsztejn taking over as CEO. The company’s next earnings report is scheduled for Feb. 24.

MercadoLibre (MELI.O) closed down 0.33% at $2,014.26 on Dec. 31, ending 2025 trading 24% below its 52-week high. Options pricing signaled elevated near-term volatility, while Zacks reported downward earnings estimate revisions over the past 60 days. U.S. stock markets were closed Thursday for New Year’s Day.

MercadoLibre shares closed up 0.4% at $2,014.97 on Monday, outperforming declines in major U.S. indexes. The stock traded between $1,986 and $2,037 during the session. Traders are awaiting Federal Reserve meeting minutes Tuesday and a holiday-shifted jobless claims report Wednesday. MercadoLibre’s next scheduled earnings release is set for late February.

MercadoLibre shares rose 0.4% to $2,014.52 Monday afternoon, bucking a broader U.S. tech decline. The stock traded between $1,986.98 and $2,037.13 as Wall Street indexes slipped and Treasury yields eased. Investors are watching for Fed minutes, jobless claims, and MercadoLibre’s February 24 results. CEO transition to Ariel Szarfsztejn is set for January 1.

MercadoLibre (MELI) closed Friday at $2,005.71, up 0.38%, with after-hours trading flat as U.S. markets entered the weekend. The stock sits 24% below its 52-week high and 18% above its low, up 16% over the past year. Trading volume was light heading into the final week of 2025, with Wall Street awaiting Monday’s session for the next move. No major company-specific news emerged over the weekend.

MercadoLibre closed at $1,998.21 on Dec. 24, up 0.16%, then slipped to $1,996.10 after hours in thin trading. U.S. markets closed early for Christmas Eve and will remain shut Dec. 25. No major company news moved the stock, which traded quietly amid light holiday volume. Institutional filings showed Swedbank AB and Munro Partners increased their positions.

Moody’s upgraded MercadoLibre to investment grade on Thursday, assigning a Baa3 rating and citing stronger credit metrics and growth. MELI shares closed up 2.51% at $1,964.46, snapping a three-day losing streak, and held near $1,966 in after-hours trading. Volume reached about 686,000 shares. The upgrade affects both issuer and senior unsecured notes, with a stable outlook.

Moody’s upgraded MercadoLibre to investment grade (Baa3) with a stable outlook on Thursday. The company opened its first distribution center in Sonora, Mexico, expanding its logistics network. MELI shares traded near $1,972 during the session. Assenagon Asset Management trimmed its stake in the company during the third quarter.

MercadoLibre shares closed down 0.90% at $1,916.28 on Wednesday, marking a fourth straight day of declines. The stock edged higher after hours, trading near $1,924 on light volume. No major company news drove the move; investors focused on upcoming U.S. inflation and labor data expected Thursday. Director Henrique Dubugras sold about $1.7 million in stock, according to filings.

MercadoLibre shares traded between $1,900 and $1,950 on December 17, 2025, following news of director Henrique Dubugras selling about $1.7 million in stock, a 69% reduction in his position. Union Bancaire Privée increased its stake by nearly 198%, now holding over 8,000 shares valued at $19.77 million. Institutional ownership stands at 87.62%.

MercadoLibre shares hit a 52-week low after a 5% drop on December 10, closing at $1,970.73 and cutting its market cap to about $100 billion. The company’s credit portfolio surged 83% year over year to $11 billion in Q3, but provisions for doubtful accounts rose 58% in the first nine months of 2025, slowing net income growth to 13%.