Uranium

Real buyers and sellers have become price sensitive in the uranium market making for steady trade with little participation from utilities.

Uranium prices have been falling or lying limp for almost five years now, but the market is much tighter than most realise.

Activity in the spot uranium market was steady last week and prices ticked just a little bit higher.

Mining Investment is a crucial component of the Australian economy and analysts from NAB see it falling off a cliff.

A month of uncharacteristic volatility in the global uranium market left prices lower and even more questions unanswered.

Investment U’s Mike Kapsch explains the logic behind buying uranium equities now ahead of the better pricing environment that will come.

The uranium price dropped last week on worrying news out of nuclear power sector lynchpin, Japan.

Brokers see support for coal prices, Australia moving well ahead of Brazil in iron ore, a little help for alumina prices and softer uranium.

Recent support for uranium prices has faded a bit, with prices falling steadily lower as trading progressed last week.

A few big storm clouds that were building over uranium supply have blown away, leaving prices a little softer last week.