Uranium Week: Fifteen-Year High

Another jump in the spot uranium price last week took it to its highest level since January 2008.

-Sellers back off
-SPUT back in buying
-Term uranium prices edging up
-Concerns over enriched supply
The uranium spot price rose steadily last week as concerns around near-term availability of supply continued to circulate in the market, industry consultant TradeTech reports. Sellers increased their offer prices with each new expression of buying interest.This resulted in a significant gap between bids and offers, which slowed the ability of parties to reach agreement on pricing and conclude deals.TradeTech’s weekly spot price indicator has risen US$3.75 to US$77.25/lb — the highest level since January 2008.The indicator has increased 58% in 2023 and 54% year on year. The average weekly spot price in 2023 is US$57.66/lb U3O8, 16% above the 2022 average. Speculation One of the drivers for the increase in spot uranium prices over […]

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