Movement Alert|Nu Holdings Rises 3.1% in Regular Trading, 1 Billion Dollar Buyback Plan Continues to Fuel Recovery Momentum

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On June 11, Nu Holdings rose 3.1% in regular trading, trading at $12.025/share, with turnover of $287 million. The stock continues its recovery trajectory following a prior selloff of over 12% triggered by a CFO transition and an analyst downgrade.

On the news front, Nu Holdings previously announced board approval of a share repurchase program of up to $1 billion of its Class A ordinary shares over a 12-month period. The company stated that the buyback reflects its capital allocation policy, as current operations generate significant capital surplus. The program has been providing sustained support to the stock since its announcement.

Additionally, the Diversified Banks sector exhibited broad-based strength, with Citigroup up 3.01%, Lloyds Banking Group up 3.30%, JPMorgan Chase up 1.64%, Bank of America up 1.30%, and Wells Fargo up 1.12%. The sector-wide momentum has further bolstered Nu Holdings' rebound from its recent lows near $11.20, as the buyback program and industry tailwinds combine to restore investor confidence following the leadership transition and Susquehanna's rating downgrade from positive to neutral with a target price reduction to $13.

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