Uranium Week: The Last Days Of Summer

Uranium market participants are reportedly gearing up to begin buying once the northern summer holiday period ends.

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-No improvement in Niger

The spot uranium price continued to tick up last week on transactional activity, industry consultant TradeTech reports. Two on-market transactions and three off-market transactions were concluded.TradeTech’s weekly spot price indicator has risen US25c to US$58.50/lb.Sellers are growing increasingly bullish due to expectations for demand to increase next month after the end of the summer holiday period, TradeTech notes. Although total volumes traded remain relatively small, buyers are showing an increased willingness to pay higher prices in order to secure material in advance of what is expected to be an active period for the market in September and October.Two term market transactions were reported last week. TradeTech’s term price indicators remain at […]

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