Uranium Stocks Are Decoupling From Broader Market Gloom

Uranium Stocks Are Decoupling From Broader Market Gloom

Summary

Uranium decoupled from stock and bond markets until September 12, 2022. URA may buck the trend of falling markets.

Germany is extending two nuclear power plants.

France announced construction plans for 5 new nuclear plants. Cameco has filed a shelf offering for $1.5 billion that will most likely be used for M&A in the sector. PytyCzech Over the past month global equities and bonds have swooned. One trend that bucked the trend until recently was the uranium sector. Trading View With some major positive news today, it appears that the uranium sector may be in the process of decoupling from broader markets.I will illustrate how these developments should benefit the Global X Uranium ETF (NYSEARCA: URA ). Germany To Extend Nuclear Plants One of the most steadfast opponents to nuclear energy has been the Green Party in Germany. Despite a brewing energy crisis in Europe, Germany refused to […]

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