Uranium

Uranium hits $100.25 a pound as AI‑driven demand, new U.S. policy, and corporate capacity expansions drive a record‑high rally—why investors eye the fuel for a low‑carbon future.

Uranium prices near a 52‑week high as Premier American and North Shore unlock resources, while U.S. enrichment funding and corporate power contracts boost demand—watch supply‑demand balance.

Uranium prices hit $81.95/lb in Jan 2026, driven by rising clean‑energy demand, supply‑chain limits, and geopolitical shifts—analyzing future market trends.

Uranium prices peaked at $83.45 in September 2025 before settling at $81.65 by year‑end, reflecting shifting demand, policy changes and geopolitical tensions in the nuclear energy market.

Uranium prices dip from a 52‑week high after geopolitical, supply and regulatory shifts—find out how this volatility shapes nuclear energy demand and global energy strategy.

Uranium market update December 2025: Atomic Eagle’s new Muntanga target, China Nuclear Energy listing, current CME price $76.25/lb, and factors shaping supply‑demand trends.

Uranium prices remain steady at $76.55 per pound, with industry developments such as a new pricing oracle and corporate investments in exploration and project development suggesting a tightening of market infrastructure and sustained demand for uran…

The uranium market has experienced significant fluctuations in recent years, driven by global factors such as energy policy changes, shifting demand for nuclear energy, and geopolitical tensions, with prices ranging from $63.55 to $79.05 per pound.

The uranium market remains a critical component of the global energy landscape, driven by its pivotal role in nuclear energy production and influenced by market trends, investor interest, and geopolitical factors.

The uranium market is experiencing significant price fluctuations due to a combination of strategic investments, geopolitical tensions, and supply-demand imbalances.