20.01.2026, 12:16

Uranium prices surge to 17-month high of $85.25 per pound amid rising demand

ALMATY. Jan 20 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Uranium prices reached $85.25 per pound, a 17-month high, driven by strengthened long-term demand and investment fund purchases, reports Trading Economics.

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Uranium prices surge to 17-month high of $85.25 per pound amid rising demand

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