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Uranium Week: Sell-Down

Mar 01 2016

With no settlement yet on outstanding term contract tenders and little demand evident in the spot market, sellers bottled last week to send the uranium price tumbling.


Material Matters: Iron Ore, Sugar, Thermal Coal, Zinc, Nickel And Bauxite

Feb 25 2016

Iron ore price rally; large bounce in sugar prices; bear case for thermal coal; zinc outlook brightens; and is Indonesia’s ore export ban set to reverse?


Uranium Week: Torpor

Feb 23 2016

There were no transactions reported at all in the spot uranium market last week. Various countries have reassessed their nuclear power plans.


Uranium Week: Stalemate

Feb 16 2016

Sellers still expect uranium buying interest to emerge but buyers see a well-supplied market. Last week saw increased activity but a lower spot price.


Material Matters: Commodity Markets, Gold, Resources & Energy Stock Previews

Feb 11 2016

Outlook for commodities; rally in gold; and expectations for the upcoming reports from miners and energy companies.


Uranium Week: Mid Term Preference

Feb 09 2016

The mid-term contract price of uranium has ticked up even as the spot price continues to sag.


Material Matters: Sluggish Demand Growth, Copper, Alumina, Oil And Steel

Feb 02 2016

Metals likely the first to turn up; copper outlook; alumina outlook; seasonal rally in oil; and has peak steel passed?


Uranium Week: Slow Going

Feb 02 2016

Longer term global uranium demand might look healthy but near term activity remains muted.


Uranium Week: The Outperformer

Jan 27 2016

Uranium prices might be subdued but in the commodity market in general at present, this is a big win.


Material Matters: Energy, 2016 Commodity Outlook, Metals And Steel

Jan 21 2016

Oil price fixation; commodity outlook may get worse; ranking metal demand; and some benefits flowing for steel producers.



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