NYSE:NU 11 March 2026 - 1 June 2026

Nu Holdings traded at $13.13 premarket, flat from last close and up 3.14% over five days, but still down 21.57% for 2026. First-quarter results showed non-performing loans at 5%, credit loss allowances up 33% to $1.79 billion, and net income at $871 million. Nu Colombia hit 5 million customers and plans $130 million investment in 2026. Analyst targets range from $13 to $19.39, with most ratings positive but trimmed.

Nu Holdings closed Friday at $12.73, down 3.3% for the day but up 4.4% from a week earlier. U.S. markets are closed until Tuesday for Memorial Day. The company reported first-quarter net income of $871.4 million and revenue above $5 billion for the first time, with customer growth led by Brazil. Investors remain cautious as credit-loss allowances rose 33% quarter-on-quarter.

Nu Holdings shares fell 2.3% to $12.86 Friday, bucking a Wall Street rally after BofA cut its price target to $16 and flagged rising credit costs. UBS also trimmed its target but kept a buy rating. Nu reported record Q1 net income of $871.4 million, but credit loss allowance rose to $1.79 billion. The stock trades about a third below its 52-week high.

Nu Holdings shares hovered near $12.79 in early New York indications Thursday after a 4.1% rebound, but remained down 23.6% for 2026. UBS cut its price target to $16.90 from $18.10 while keeping a Buy rating. The company reported record first-quarter revenue and profit but increased loan-loss reserves, raising investor concerns over credit quality.

Nu Holdings shares fell 1.1% to $14.17 Thursday after a filing showed Chief Growth Officer Cristina Junqueira sold 300,000 shares for about $4.44 million through family trusts. The sale comes as investors weigh strong fourth-quarter results against rising expenses and tighter competition in Mexico. Junqueira still holds 2.62 million shares directly. Broader markets also declined, with the Nasdaq down 1.2%.

Nu Holdings shares fell 1.3% to $13.98 midday Friday, reversing part of Thursday’s gain after a UBS upgrade. UBS raised its target to $17.60, citing strong profit growth but trimming estimates on higher credit costs. Nu’s Q4 net profit jumped 50% to $894.8 million, but the stock dropped after results as analysts flagged cost concerns. Nubank recently suspended cash withdrawals at Oxxo stores in Mexico.