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Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) stretches 12-week run to 184.4%

Weekly context remains firm, though a separate intraday screen showed a softer live read from the latest session start.

Nebius Group N.V.
Latest286.69 USD
1W move23.4%
Volume1.1x
TrendActive
Weekly price chart for Nebius Group N.V. showing the stock’s 52-week market context.

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What happened

Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) closed the week ended June 19 at 286.69 USD, rising 23.4% for the week on the weekly price path over 52 weeks.

Confirmation was broad rather than clean. The four-week return reached 33.5%, volume ran at about 1.1 times the 13-week average, and the active trend state was supported by Market Dynamics confirmation.

The shorter-term screen was less constructive, with the stock last shown at 258.61, down 3.1% from a 266.80 start.

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