Uranium Awakens From Five-Month Slumber As UBS Warns Market Is “Tightening Structurally” Bloomberg’s continuous front-month uranium futures contract (UXA1 Comdty) briefly surged above $100 a pound in late January, driven by tightening supplies, renewed government support for nuclear power, and rising electricity demand from the AI infrastructure boom. Uranium futures then retreated and remained range-bound between $84 and $87 for five months. But momentum has returned in August, with prices approaching $89 a pound, the highest level since early February. The ongoing theme is that years of underinvestment have limited mine supply growth despite rising reactor demand. New uranium projects… — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More
