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Which African Countries Could Benefit From Rise of Uranium Prices?
Which African Countries Could Benefit From Rise of Uranium Prices?
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The price of a pound of uranium on the spot market reached $100 on January 18, a level not seen since 2007, reports say. This comes shortly after Kazakhstan... 21.01.2024, Sputnik Africa
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According to the Ecofin Pro platform, these African producers could benefit from the rise in uranium prices, which reportedly reached $100 on January 18:In late November 2023, the price of this essential element for nuclear energy, reportedly crossed the bar of $80 per pound, a record for 15 years. At the beginning of last year, this metal cost $45, reports say.The world's major uranium producers are Kazakhstan, Canada, Namibia and Australia.
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Which African Countries Could Benefit From Rise of Uranium Prices?
The price of a pound of uranium on the spot market reached $100 on January 18, a level not seen since 2007, reports say. This comes shortly after Kazakhstan announced the decline of the production of this metal in 2024.