DRYBLOWER

Dryblower and the revival of uranium

IS THE higher uranium price the start of a sustained recovery, or a dead-cat bounce? From where <i>Dryblower</i> is sitting they seem to be the most likely explanations after the nuclear fuel staged its best weekly rise in 18 years.

Dryblower

Optimists, naturally, claim that uranium is on its way back as one of the world’s preferred energy sources.   Pessimists point to the crashing price of oil and coal as evidence of a global energy glut,...

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