V. 50 in premarket trading.
12%. The Catalyst The latest move comes as AI industry catalysts — including OpenAI’s fast pace of revenue growth and Meta Platforms’ Muse expansion — as supportive for cloud-services demand, with Nebius viewed as having strong exposure to Microsoft and Meta compute spending.
Nebius has also been in focus since Tuesday, when the stock gained nearly 5% as investors returned to high-momentum AI and cloud infrastructure names while watching the company’s pricing power and recent analyst upgrades. Read Also: MU Stock Split Chatter Divides Traders Online Ahead of Earnings: 'Would It Make Sense' or Get 'Annihilated'?
That same Tuesday coverage also said Nebius was reportedly raising GPU cloud prices by roughly 20% starting Oct. 1, covering several Nvidia GPU models including the H100, H200, B200 and B300.
12% in premarket trading, suggesting Nebius’ strength was more stock-specific than sector-driven. 52 on Feb.
86 on June 22, 2026. 80 on July 29, 2026.
11% over about three months. 9% below the June high, placing the stock in a rebound phase off the late-July low rather than back at its peak.
50), which is the kind of spacing you typically see in momentum-led names. The 20-day SMA is also above the 50-day SMA, and the 50-day SMA is above the 200-day SMA—two bullish crossover signals that keep the longer-term trend pointed higher.
From a structure standpoint, the stock is coming off a recent swing low in July and pushed to a swing high in August, so traders are watching whether this bounce can turn into another leg higher rather than a lower high. 86, so there’s still overhead room before the stock is back into that prior peak zone.
50 during premarket trading on Wednesday, according to Benzinga Pro data.
