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Uranium stocks regain a little lost glow
SMH reports on the Australian uranium stocks that have regain some glow now.
SMH reports on the Australian uranium stocks that have regain some glow now.
The market news is quoted as saying:
Shares in the Rio Tinto-majority owned miner had retraced to $8.56 yesterday, up 51¢, or 6.34 per cent.
Paladin Energy was up 14¢, or 3.7 per cent, at $3.85, still down from its March 10 finish of $4.83, but an improvement on its March 15 close of $3.26.
Uranium explorer Extract Resources, which fell to a $6.50 low during the Fukushima crisis on March 17, was up 20¢, or 2.43 per cent, at $8.43. The shares closed at $10.50 on March 10.
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