May 19, 2025: While short term spot pricing remains volatile, the long term contracting cycle continues to deepen

About this episode

This episode discusses the volatility of short-term spot pricing in uranium and the ongoing long-term contracting cycle amidst global developments in nuclear energy.

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People in this episode

Host: Chris Frostad

Topics covered

• nuclear energy
• uranium supply
• contracting cycle
• US nuclear buildout
• global financing

Keywords

• uranium
• nuclear
• spot pricing
• contracting cycle
• global supply
• financing
• energy

Sponsors

Purepoint Uranium Group Inc.

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Washington, Russia, China

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