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Bank hits uranium snooze button

CREDIT Suisse has pushed back its estimate of when the uranium market will come into balance by six years to 2028, and as a result is chopping its long-term uranium forecast and slashing shares of Canadian producer Cameco Corp (CN:CCO). By Cameron French in Toronto

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Bank hits uranium snooze button

Credit Suisse made the call after cataloguing potential nuclear reactor additions and their requirements over the next 18 years to get a better sense of demand.  Analyst Robert Reynolds cut Cameco to...

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