Uranium – is it set to fuel the nuclear renaissance?

Uranium market needs improvements


The economic advantage of commercial nuclear power relies on the low price of its fuel. However, the gap between the spot price and long-term price for uranium demonstrates its imperfections as a commodity trading market. Although things are getting better, quoted prices should be treated with caution. By Steve Kidd
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