URA ETF stock analysis

URA ETF stock gains momentum as uranium prices surge Uranium prices continued their uptrend as concerns about supply remained. As a result, the Global X Uranium ETF (URA) surged to a high of $31.50, its highest point since January 2013, making it one of the top performers this year. It has risen by more than 400% from its lowest point in 2020. URA inflows are rising

The Global X Uranium ETF is one of the biggest funds in the energy industry with over $2.7 billion in assets. Recently, more investors have continued to allocate capital in the fund as demand rose.

Data by ETF.com shows that the fund has had inflows in the past five straight months. In all, it has added over $370 million in assets. This trend has helped the fund surge to its highest level in more than a decade.

URA is an ETF that gives investors access […]

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