What Do You Know About Uranium?

Ruth Saldanha: If you’re closely watching the markets in 2020, you may have noticed that uranium has been steadily rising. Morningstar analyst Kristoffer Inton believes that because of the pandemic and because of the results of the 2020 presidential election, the prices of the commodity have risen. But can that continue? He’s here today to share his thoughts.

Kris, thank you so much for being here today.

Kristoffer Inton: Thanks for having me.

Saldanha: First up, the price of uranium rose sharply at the beginning of the pandemic. It fell a little and then it rose again. What was the reason for this first initial price fluctuation? Inton: So, at the start of the pandemic, what we saw was some temporary production cuts by major producing companies, Canadian-based Cameco and Kazakhstani government owned Kazatomprom. Now, the uranium industry has been struggling for the last decade with oversupply given the shock […]

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