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Uranium in Us$100 in 2026: China, Trump and the New Nuclear Fever Drive the Rally
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Uranium has regained prominence in global markets, driven by a renewed geopolitical and energy consensus around the role of nuclear energy in the transition to cleaner and more stable sources.See more: USA, Japan and India: JPMorgan identifies ETF bets in Latin AmericaThe renewed momentum, led by China, the Trump administration and the advance of small modular reactors (SMR), is shaping what Citi (C) considers one of the strongest thesis for com…
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