The latest data point for Nike's (NKE) net income in Q3'26 stands at $520M USD, reflecting a continued decline from the previous quarter's $792M USD and marking the lowest value in the observed period. This figure represents a year-over-year (YoY) decrease of -34.5%, underscoring ongoing profitability pressures amid broader market challenges. Over the period from Q4'23 to Q3'26, net income exhibited volatility, peaking at $1.58B USD in Q2'24 before entering a sustained downward trend, with values dropping sharply to $211M USD in Q4'25 and remaining below $1B USD thereafter. YoY growth turned negative starting in Q1'25, averaging around -30% across recent quarters, highlighting a shift from early-period gains (up to +45.5% in Q4'24) to consistent declines that suggest weakening demand or rising costs in the athletic footwear and apparel sector. The bar chart visualization emphasizes these quarterly fluctuations, while the overlaid YoY line reveals an accelerating erosion of growth momentum.