Emerging Market Demand to Buoy Uranium Prices
Money Morning reported that, given the demand in emerging markets for uranium, there is an expectation that uranium prices will rebound.
Money Morning reported that, given the demand in emerging markets for uranium, there is an expectation that uranium prices will rebound.
Mining analyst Jeb Handwerger speaks with INN Senior Editor Andrew Topf at PDAC 2013. Handwerger, a longtime uranium bull, shares his views on the uranium market and where new uranium mines are likely to be developed.
Industry analysts see early signs of a crucial turnaround for both uranium spot prices and uranium mining shares as the market heads toward a supply deficit.
According to the results of Gallup's annual Environment survey, conducted earlier this month, the majority of Americans continue to favor nuclear energy as a source of electricity for the United States. Since the inception of the survey, the range of support for the nuclear industry had ranged from a low of 46 percent in 2001 to a high of 62 percent in 2010.
Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX:URE,NYSE:URG) announced it has completed its third trade agreement to supply uranium from its Lost Creek project.
Uranium giant Cameco Corp raised its hostile takeover offer for Athabasca Basin uranium junior Hathor Exploration with an increased all-cash offer of $625 million, or $4.50 per share.
Uranerz Energy Corporation (TSX:URZ,NYSE:URZ,FWB:U9E) reported its financial results for the third quarter.
UxConsulting reported that “The spot uranium market continues to edge downward on price-sensitive demand. August is the height of the vacation season, giving buyers yet another reason to stay away from a market that has been languishing this summer as the implications of the Fukushima accident have set in.”
Coloradoan.com reports on Powertech (TSE:PWE) recent land deal.
Seeking Alpha(Editorial) reports on uranium stocks and the uranium sector.
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