NYSE:NU News 17 December 2025 - 31 January 2026

Nu Holdings shares fell 2.8% to $18.23 Friday after the company announced conditional OCC approval to launch Nubank, N.A., a national bank based in McLean, Virginia. The bank must still meet OCC conditions and secure Federal Reserve and FDIC approvals before opening, which could take up to 18 months.

Nu Holdings shares fell 0.4% to $18.48 Wednesday after a 2% gain Tuesday. Nubank announced a five-year, 2.5 billion reais office expansion and new hybrid work model, plus a sponsorship deal for Brazil’s IRONMAN circuit. Susquehanna raised its price target to $22. Investors await Q4 results on Feb. 25.

Nu Holdings shares rose 0.5% to $18.13 after Nubank announced plans to invest over 2.5 billion reais ($475 million) in expanding Brazilian offices over five years. The move comes ahead of Nu’s Feb. 25 earnings report, with investors watching for signs of rising costs. Nubank will open new São Paulo sites and launch a hybrid work model in July 2026. Net interest margin narrowed last quarter as delinquencies drew scrutiny.

Nu Holdings closed Friday at $18.04, up 0.17%, with 63.2 million shares traded. Investors await central bank decisions in Brazil and the U.S. next week, both expected to impact lending margins. Nu will report fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 25. The company plans to obtain a full banking license in Brazil by 2026.

Nu Holdings Ltd shares fell 0.2% to $17.97 Friday afternoon after a sharp two-day rally. The dip followed news that Nubank surpassed 112 million customers in Brazil and announced a multi-year sponsorship with the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team. Investors are watching for the next earnings report, expected around Feb. 19.

Nu Holdings shares rose 0.9% to $17.39 in Thursday premarket trading after announcing a multi-year global partnership with the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team starting in 2026. The deal aims to boost Nu’s presence in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and the U.S. Investors await Nu’s Q4 2025 earnings report, scheduled for February 25.

Nu Holdings rose 1.3% to $16.88 Tuesday, outperforming a 0.14% drop in the S&P 500 as trading volume stayed thin before year-end. The stock rebounded after a 4.7% monthly slide, with analysts now focused on its next earnings report, expected Feb. 19. StoneCo and Inter & Co also gained, while SoFi slipped. About 31.4 million NU shares changed hands, trading between $16.60 and $17.11.

Nu Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NU) — the parent company of Nubank — is trading near its 2025 highs heading into year-end, as investors weigh rapid customer growth against questions around regulation, banking licenses, and how much upside is already “in the price.” As of December 24, 2025, NU shares are hovering around $16.74, down slightly on the session after touching an intraday high near $16.83. The stock remains up sharply in 2025 and is still within striking distance of its $17.84 52-week high, giving it the look of a market darling that’s pausing to breathe rather than reversing course. MarketBeat

December 17, 2025 — Nu Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NU), the parent of Brazilian digital bank Nubank, traded lower Wednesday as investors digested a fresh wave of institutional-position updates and a new read on options-market sentiment—with Wall Street’s broader risk appetite also cooling. Reuters As of this afternoon, NU shares were down roughly 2% in U.S. trading, hovering in the mid-$15 range after opening above $16. StockAnalysis Below is what’s driving today’s conversation around Nu Holdings stock, what analysts are forecasting into 2026, and the catalysts investors are watching next. Nu Holdings stock price check: where NU trades on Dec. 17,