Oil or Uranium? A Deep Dive into Buying Opportunities for Two Canadian Energy Stocks

Amid global trade tensions and concerns over economic downturns, the Canadian TSX Index has faced significant fluctuations. However, this market turbulence has opened an opportunity for investors to consider acquiring assets at lower valuations. Investors are revisiting defensive and growth-oriented picks in the energy sector, with two Canadian energy stocks—pipeline leader Enbridge (TSX:ENB) and uranium giant Cameco (TSX:CCO)—gaining attention.

Since March, the escalation of trade disputes has intensified global stock market volatility. For instance, the S&P 500 has entered a technical correction phase after more than a year of stability. While systemic risks may continue to weigh on market sentiment, calm and focused investors are starting to look at quality assets that have been unfairly hit. Notably, a recent “constructive meeting” between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and U.S. President Donald Trump offered faint signs of easing trade tensions, potentially setting the stage for a recovery in energy stocks.

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