XP Inc. (XP) traded higher in Tuesday’s session, extending a recent rebound as investors focused on analyst price-target upside and improving earnings expectations. A new research note circulated highlighting that Wall Street targets still imply meaningful upside from recent prices, reinforcing the bid in the stock today. (zacks.com)

Recent analyst activity has been constructive, including a notable target increase earlier in April that reiterated a positive stance and pushed the price target higher. The accumulation of higher targets and optimistic framing around the shares is contributing to today’s move as traders lean into the positive revisions cycle. (sahmcapital.com)

XP’s next scheduled earnings release is May 19, 2026 (after the close), which can amplify day-to-day sensitivity to estimate changes and bullish research notes as investors position into the print. Market participants often re-rate brokers and asset managers into earnings when revisions and sentiment turn positive. (tipranks.com)

Beyond analyst notes, XP still has an active share repurchase authorization running through November 18, 2026, which can provide incremental support to sentiment by signaling management confidence and potential demand for shares. While the buyback is not necessarily the sole driver of today’s move, it remains a supportive overlay as the stock trades higher. (nasdaq.com)