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Ocean Wall’s Ben Finegold shares his 2025 outlook for uranium, saying that for him it remains the most compelling commodity story.
In addition to uranium’s strong supply/demand fundamentals, he discusses where both spot and term prices may go this coming year. Finegold sees the term price ending 2025 in the US$95 to US$100 per pound range, although that could happen sooner given that some contracts are already being signed at those levels. In terms of the spot price, it should rise “well over US$100.”
Finegold also outlines where he sees opportunities among the uranium stocks.
❓ What is your 2025 uranium stock strategy? Tell us in the comments!
This interview was filmed on December 23, 2024.
#Investing #Nuclear #Uranium
0:00 – Intro
0:24 – 2024 uranium market recap
1:49 – Uranium’s “Cigar Lake moment”
4:47 – Outlook for utilities contracting
7:55 – How will Trump impact nuclear?
11:35 – Expect more AI power deals
14:54 – Broken uranium price dynamics
19:45 – Spot and term prices in 2024
21:02 – Uranium stocks and M&A
24:53 – Ramp ups facing roadblocks
27:45 – As bullish as ever on uranium
30:24 – Outro
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