"A lot of signals are aligning ... if the bottom isn’t perfectly in right now, we are very, very close"
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Uranium has sent two different signals in 2026. The spot price hit US$101.41 in January, then spent most of the year between about US$83 and US$90.
The term market tells a different story. The long-term contract price set an all-time high of US$96 in August. Utilities have not contracted at replacement rates since 2012, and new supply is slow to respond.
Uranium has sent two different signals in 2026. The spot price hit US$101.41 in January, then spent most of the year between about US$83 and US$90.
The term market tells a different story. The long-term contract price set an all-time high of US$96 in August. Utilities have not contracted at replacement rates since 2012, and new supply is slow to respond.