Rob Chang: Uranium Market Catalysts on the Horizon
Rob Chang, Canada metals and mining analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald, told Uranium Investing News what may propel the uranium market out of the current slump and gave his top uranium equity picks.
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Uranium Mining in Nunavut: Interview with Kivalliq Energy
Jim Paterson, CEO and director of Kivillaq Energy, discusses the significant progress and successes at the company’s Angilak uranium exploration property in Nunavut Territory, Canada.
Asian Nuclear Programs Key to Improved Uranium Demand
Both China and India are making headlines again for their pursuit of uranium resources to fuel their ambitious civilian nuclear power programs.
Canada’s Uranium Talks With India Hit Diplomatic Snag
Globe and Mail reported diplomats from Canada and India are working to resume trade in nuclear materials and technology.
Uranium Spot Prices Around $49 A Pound
Platts reported the spot market price of uranium remained right around $49 over the past week despite increased buying activity.
Canada to Export Uranium to China
A "supplementary protocol" to the 1994 pact on nuclear cooperation will now enable Canadian uranium to be exported to China.
Improved Expectations for Uranium Prices
Continued lack of demand for short term delivery is continuing to place downward pressure on uranium spot market prices with TradeTech reporting a value of $50.25 per pound.
Uranium Prices Await Japan
TradeTech is reporting a spot market uranium price of $50.75 per pound as speculation about impending approvals for Japanese nuclear reactor operations grows.
Uranium Prices Remain Stable
With a relatively small value of transactions to report, spot market uranium prices have remained stable over the previous period; however, one buyer is considering market entry, which could potentially exert additional upward pressure on uranium prices.
Uranium Price Held Captive by Japan
Uranium prospects remain bullish with projections of an inevitable supply deficit and 491 new reactors planned or proposed globally, a total of nine more than before Fukushima.
