The Globe and Mail reported that with Japanese nuclear reactors set to restart, a hike in uranium prices could be on the horizon.

As quoted in the market report:

Still, the regulatory moves mean that the restarts will move ahead, albeit more slowly, possibly creating a price floor for uranium. At the very least, they ease concerns that Japan was planning to sell off some of that excess inventory – estimated to be 90 million pounds according to Trade Tech – a move that would have further driven down the price of uranium, which has already fallen more than 30 per cent over the last year, according to the TD report.

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