Ur-Energy Inc. URG
At closeNov 6, 2026, 5:03 AM EST
Pre-market · Nov 6, 5:03 AM ET
- YTD
- -50.09%
- 1 year
- -45.38%
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$CCJ can
probably the ceo took the cash and disappeared. never trust a guy with the name cash
A 25% levy (or tariff) on uranium imports into the U.S. would likely have significant effects on uranium prices and U.S.-based uranium miners:
Effect on Uranium Prices:
1. Higher Domestic Prices: A levy on imported uranium would raise costs for utilities that rely on foreign uranium, pushing up overall uranium prices in the U.S.
2. Global Market Shifts: Foreign uranium suppliers (like Canada, Kazakhstan, and Russia) might redirect their supply to other countries, reducing U.S. imports and potentially tightening global supply.
3. Volatility in Spot Prices: The uncertainty surrounding the tariff’s impact could lead to increased volatility in uranium spot prices as traders and utilities adjust their strategies.
Effect on U.S.-Based Uranium Miners:
1. Increased Competitiveness: Higher import costs would make domestically produced uranium more competitive, likely boosting revenues and investment in U.S. uranium mining companies.
2. Production Growth: U.S. uranium miners may increase production to meet higher domestic demand, potentially reopening or expanding mines that were previously unprofitable.
3. Stock Price Surge: Investors often react positively to protectionist measures, so U.S. uranium mining stocks (such as Cameco’s U.S. operations, Energy Fuels, and Ur-Energy) could see a sharp rise in valuation.
4. Potential for Government Support: A levy might coincide with increased government efforts to secure domestic uranium supply, further benefiting U.S. miners through subsidies or strategic reserves.
buy because of canada tariffs.
this is a zombie company
uranium futures are up how come this is down? is this a fake company
this is the only pure US uranium miner. with foreign uranium no longer being available this is the only game in town. mars is the limit
