Movement Alert|NEBIUS Falls 5.41% in Pre-Market Trading, Live GPU Pricing and European AI Grants Fail to Resolve Investor Split

Market Focus10-22 16:09

On October 22, NEBIUS fell 5.41% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $162.0675 per share, with turnover of $27.8043 million.

The move came after the company announced live spot pricing for GPU capacity and added $10 million of compute grants to its Nvidia-backed AI builder program in Europe, but recent options positioning still pointed to divided medium-term sentiment.

Company updates indicated reserve auctions for short-term capacity blocks, pay-as-you-go purchasing for on-demand use, and a pilot program allowing customers to return idle GPUs for credit, steps aimed at improving pricing transparency and utilization. Separately, Nvidia highlighted broader AI infrastructure expansion across Europe, the Nordics, Africa, and Central Asia, supporting the regional demand backdrop.

Even so, the latest market interpretation emphasized that a synthetic bearish options structure, including buying November 2026 $150 puts and selling $230 calls, remained in focus after the prior rebound, suggesting the latest pullback was more consistent with sentiment rebalancing than a clear rejection of the underlying business developments.

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