Uranium in 2022: How High Can Prices Go?
Feb 10, 2022
Last year, the price of uranium rose by 45%, going from about $29 per pound at the start of the year to $50 per pound in September. This increase followed growth in 2020, which saw uranium go from $24 in January to $30 by year’s end. Despite not being able to maintain that $50 level, the value of the energy fuel has remained at about $40 since then.
Uranium is one of the few commodities that has seen two years of solid gains in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, which…
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