Uranium Prices Hit 15-Year High at $85 Per Pound

Uranium prices are a significant topic for investors, policymakers, and energy enthusiasts given its role in the global energy landscape. The uranium spot price is at 15-year high due to strong market demand and bullish long term outlook, confirming analysts’ forecast of a major sector rally.

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Uranium Spot Price USD/Pound

The 15-year high uranium price at $85 per pound , the highest since January 2008, is influenced by several factors.Basically, supply and demand dynamics do impact uranium prices . Rising nuclear power adoption also drives demand up while mining challenges and political tensions affect the supply side.From 2019 onwards, the uranium market experienced a shortage in supply, depleting the surpluses accumulated since the Fukushima incident in 2011. This […]

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