Uranium Prices Just Broke a 19-Year Record, but Nuclear Stocks Are Collapsing Anyway $96 Per Pound:...
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Uranium Prices Just Broke a 19-Year Record, but Nuclear Stocks Are Collapsing Anyway $96 Per Pound: A Uranium Price Record Set in 2007 Just Fell The long-term uranium price reached $96 per pound, an all-time record that passes the $95/lb high from mid-2007, according to ZeroHedge's report on uranium term prices.
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